Yamaha EZ200 61-Key Light Up Keyboard

Look Daddy, my keyboard lights up!

Advantages: Quiet keys, it lights up!!!! - choice of colours, media controls, doesn't hurt your fingers.
Disadvantages: Blue colour isn't all that bright, keys starting to lose lettering, medicore build quality

Well, I bought my Saitek 2 back in November 2008, and after over a year of use I think I have experienced this keyboard enough to write a decent review! Let's start off with the good thing. IT HAS LIGHTS! AND THREE COLOURS AT THAT!!! It's great to show off to your mates, and down the pub it's always a great thing to say when half drunk! They keys are nicely placed, it feels natural to use and the keys don't have that horrid nasty texturey feel you get on cheap OEM keyboards. It has media controls which work well for me using Media Player. The dimmer switch is nice, although I never use it since I think the idea of having a keyboard that lights up is to have them bright, but that's just me. Yeah, it has 3 colours, Blue, Red and Pink. Fairly nice selections which you can change through (or turn off!) on the fly by using ...

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Kodak EZ200, exactly what you want for Christmas

Advantages: Heaps of memory, loads of features and a cute blue stand
Disadvantages: Bundled software is a bit ugly, but TWAIN compatiblility means you're not restricted

Gone are the days when you'd pay £400 for a camera that'd store 32 pictures at a resolution that makes DOS games look like the latest 3D graphics... Along comes the EZ200, from Kodak. I decided to buy my brother one of these for Christmas, and at £99.99 it was one hell of a bargain. OK, so the software that's bundled with it is a little cumbersome to say the least, but it's fully TWAIN compatible so most graphics programs should be able to capture from it. The best part about this camera, in my humble opinion, is that it stores more photos than you would ever need to. I've had nearly 500 on it in the lower resolutions, and a tasty 120 at a resolution of 640*480. Of course, the huge capacity of this camera is by no means the only thing it's got going for it. It has a number of different modes including high res, low res, multi ...

Aterlatus 25.02.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak EZ 200

kodak ez 200

Advantages: ok if you have a higer spec machine.
Disadvantages: not so good if you dont have a fast pc (it wont work on it )

Kodak ez200 Nice little camera if you have the latest p.c. I only run a Pentium 200, as it is all I need I have had the machine for 4 years now without any problems, Until I bought the Kodak ez200. The camera MUST be connected to a p.c. with at least a 266 with MMX. otherwise; it will not function properly. Do not get me wrong the people at Kodak and staples where I purchased the camera were brilliant, but the camera does not have a lot of technology inside it. So it relays on the power of your processor to help it along. As the person at Kodak pointed out the ez 200 tries to work like a web cam all the time, even when you are downloading snap shots. Looks like ill have to spend a bit more on a better camera, most digital cameras on the market only require a Pentium 90 so I wont have to many problems finding one. ...

A.M.WOODCOCK 17.04.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Kodak EZ 200