Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Bad Calculator Review: I received the calculator but it does not work anymore and i have only used it for a little while and i have changed the batteries but nothing works. I am upset with my purchase since i didnt pay for whay i got. I paid for a god calculator and i didnt get that. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: great pics if you can get it working - very unreliable printer Review: possibly the worst device I have ever owned, bought it 12 months ago when I had problems with my previous printer and have resorted to getting my old printer working in preference to the constant head cleaning and buying of new ink!When you do get pictures to print they are of a very high quality but I have now given up trying. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't Waste Your Money and Valuable Data Review: If you like loosing data this is the drive for you!It is very user friendly, easy to set up, etc. butconsistently unreliable it is no wonder they soldthe company to seagate. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Am I the only person who doesn't like this book? Review: Infinite Jest reads like a math textbook, and I question my sanity for pressing through till the end. The plot, if that's what we're to call it, is motionless. The characters are as sterile and flavorless as hyperbolic topological expressions -- it's not exactly that they are flat or dimensionless, they're just dull. Wallace inexplicably includes mathematical equations as part of the text, rather than in the footnotes ( ! Too full with the real plot events already?), and these equations are either simplistic or just wrong. Perhaps the nicest thing I could say is that all this is intentional, an attempt to match the style to the central theme of addiction, and if this is the case, Wallace's succeeded brilliantly: this book has all the coherence of the verbiose ravings of a strung-out cocaine addict. If you want verbiage as well as a decent read, I'd suggest Pynchon, Gaddis, or Eco. Answer:
