Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Ender's Game Review: I have to say I didn't like this book as much as I had hoped. I know that this greatly puts me in the minority as almost everyone I mentioned I was reading this book to just LOVES it, but I guess it went over my head a bit. It's Science Fiction to the extreme (which is not a bad thing) but I found it difficult to fully follow what was happening and so the ending was a bit anti-climatic for me. In that it's such a classic though I think it's worth reading for one to form their own opinion on it -- who knows you may love it. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great product for cramped workshops Review: I bought my second HTC2000 for a home-built miter saw stand. The first one rides under a portable contractor table saw. The mobile base helps me maximize the space in my cramped 10 x 20 basement workshop. It's very well made and adapts to a wide range of tool base dimensions. It takes a bit of time to assemble because of its many pieces, but has not required any tinkering since setting it up under the tools. It does not require bending down to convert from stationary to mobile. Just step on two levers to go from stationery to mobile, and flip them up with your toe to go back to stationary. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It really works! Review: I have two teenage boys who love rock music. I have to work at home on weekends and sometimes cannot "hear myself think". I tried listening to my own selections but kept being distracted by the music.Noisemask on my portable CD player, with headphones, is a GREAT solution - it really works! I was able to concentrate on my reading while the boys "rocked on". The sounds are steady and mask the outside interference without competing. I recommend it. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Ergo on the cheap Review: I'm an IT Pro, and every once in a while I have a user who (often via HR) complains of sore wrists, etc. The solution: ergonomic split keyboard! In the past you could only find these for ~$70+, but now you can pick this up for half that! I know, it's not pretty and lacks function keys: most users (aka: people) won't miss anything. The good news is that every single user to get one of these (5+) has reported reduced wrist strain and is fair happier with it.Bottom line: Meets ergonomic needs without breaking the bank. Answer:
