Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It seemed like this device was going to be very useful, despite some of the complaints mentioned by others such as difficulty locating common words. My biggest problem is that the thing stopped working two days into my trip to France. I should have just purchased a good old-fashioned pocket dictionary. Luckily I had an abbreviated French textbook with me or I would have really been in trouble. Bought new batteries and still nothing. Completely disappointing. Do not buy this product if you want something reliable. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The movie arrived on time and in the condition as promised. This set is the ultimate disc set of the movie. Everything you could want and more. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I wanted a phone much like the Uniden that I am replacing. The reason I pulled away from Uniden was that I have high cheek bones and I would constantly disconnect people because of where Uniden had their disconnect key. It was a joke, that whenever I called someone that I would hang up on them. (That joke got old)The two phones were comparable - if you do not have high cheek bones you may wish to get the Uniden because it is a bit more programably friendly. Probably because I just got used to it. Uniden's battery never wore down for me, the Panasonic has once already. They are pretty much alike, I am happy with what Panasonic and Uniden are doing with phones. Keep up the good work. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I purchased another VisionTek video card (model 5564) just 8 months ago, and I have to say that I'm not terribly pleased with the company's committment to customers. When I installed Microsoft Flight Simulator, it wouldn't detect my video card; so like any well-trained consumer, I went to VisionTek's site to download the latest drivers. But lo and behold! VisionTek's site offers no drivers or support for any model prior to the 9100, when they switched from Nvidia chips to ATI chips. The support that _is_ available is sketchy at best--two FAQs and a forum, where strangely, there's no place to post questions on any earlier product either. When I wrote their customer service organization for help, the advice I received was a one-line response suggesting I update the drivers. Before you purchase this, or any, VisionTek product, go to their website and see if it's likely to help you when you run into trouble. Answer:

A: