Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not for serious smokers Review: If you have 1 or 2 a day it may help, otherwise it really does not make a big difference. Broke down in a short while too. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A big step up from XP and easier to install Review: I was skeptical at first but decided to take the plunge and try out Vista X64.Pros: I will say it was much easier to install then XP which I have installed numerous times over the years. Vista looks great, the drivers are becoming more mature so the early issues so most things I have installed work. The x64 version is more secure because of a better kernal and because fewer viruses are designed for 64-bit systems. Going from my Vista x64 home computer to my XP Pro work computer I must say that XP looks dated now.Some cons: Even though the drivers are getting better there are some that are hard to find. Norton Systemworks does not work on Vista X64 though Norton Anti-Virus does. The X64 version I found works best with 4 GB or RAM though at minimum 2 GB should do okay because Vista can be somewhat of a memory hog. Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Never Buy Review: I bought this thinking it would be a Mario Party. Instead, it was not even a game. If you have played a console Mario, you play on a board collecting coins and stars as you play minigames after each turn. Here you can play minigames but there are no opponents or anything like that. You just randomly play a minigame. This game sucks and is a piece of S***. Nintendo ripped me off with false advertising. Maybe if there is some way to play in an actual game as Nintendo suggests, then can somebody tell me. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Sales Brochure Review: This book is absolutely useless. It only provided information normally found in a sales brouchure. There was no technical content. It only told you what you could do with SBS, not actually how to do it. Answer:
