Title: Great Value Product review: Nice phone for the money,would be 5 stars but the phonehas a LCD display instead of a LED display,which makes itvery hard to see the time. Sound quality isvery good. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Important, period Product review: Cesaire's A TEMPEST wears its politics on its sleeve, and that can be grating even when its political message is agreeable with your own leanings. This is not a particularly subtle work, but it is of supreme importance to understanding a number of socio-political movements, especillly as they relate to the Carribean (though it reaches far beyond that limited geographic range in its implications). Order this in conjunction with Shakepeare's original, Dryden's rewrite, Rodo's ARIEL, Retamar's CALIBAN and perhaps PROSPERO'S BOOKS starring John Gielgud. Then go to town...or perhaps away from it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great mp3 player never connect to MAC computer Product review: Okay first off this is a good mp3 player its so easy to use(windows media player i used) its great the buttons though can get warned pretty quick but still this one was a great MP3 player the sound is great it was great until... So then i hooked it up to a mac computer to see if i could use it on their and i couldnt so then i unplugged it and it had all these weird problems i couldnt play my music it bassicly didnt work at all so never hook this up to a Mac computer and really go with iPod new nano video ones seriously plus 60 bucks no way go with the 2 gig c240 for 50 bucks way better or yet the m240 2 gig for just 40 bucks that too gees bad deal to now maybe for like 25 bucks but not 60 way to steep Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I have the worst luck buying books at airports... Product review: I picked up this book a few days ago on a trip up to Seattle. I have to say it took the first 150 pages to really get into the book, which is very technical in nature. Its obvious to me that Donald Harstad was a talented police officer in his previous incarnation. There was quite a bit of, in my opinion, useless dialogue that really seemed to be there to just fill pages. The story itself was at times intriguing but it tended to sputter out more often than not. A lot of the character development seemed wasted in the end which, in my opinion, was extremely anticlimactic. I hate to give this book such a terrible review because after all the lead-up I was really looking forward to a big payoff. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
