Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Ultra Mouse MISSING THE "ULTRA" Review: Before Gyration Inc. can compete in the Mouse & Keyboard arena, they must learn to design products that are COMPLETELY in sync with Windows! I even took extra steps in downloading all drivers needed from the Gyration Website, but this slick and very design driven package still couldn't give an "Ultra Performance". The Keyboard would sometimes read and sometimes not...and the mouse would force Windows to crash! It's too bad, I wanted it to work. I guess I should stick to the "Old School Products" with more experience.
dissatisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Versitile Review: A great all around performer for labeling needs. Would like to see an option to upgrade it to a stand alone network printer. It is best to print a whole slew of labels at once to minimize cutting margin waste.
satisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: awesome album - but still waiting Review: I was searching for something new by Sarah McLachlan, and this was the only new album I could find, so I bought it. Although I am a bit tired of remixes from Sarah, this album really is great. The tracks are different enough from other remix versions of her songs to keep the album from getting too redundant, and tracks like #7 "Black" remixed by William Orbit are truly innovative and exciting. The album proves, like "Fumbling Towards Ecstacy" that Sarah's etherial voice belongs with beats and electronic music ("Surfacing" was way too boring for my taste). Where's the new material? A die hard fan wants to know!
satisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Understand Standard Deviants Teaching Style Review: It seems to me that most of the reviewers have no idea about the teaching style of Standard Deviants programs. These were originally designed as broadcast programs for educational television and within classrooms. The instructional videos came later. The style is intentionally filled with humor and some silliness. The idea is that enjoying the program will bring one to pay more attention to it and to learn better, sometimes in spite of oneself. The programs state that they are no substitute for the regular classroom instruction. My child and I have both learned a great deal from the Standard Deviants programs, the language DVD's as well as math, science, grammar and literature. They are very enjoyable and educational as well.
