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I bought this to track how many steps I take at work – it has been so fun to use that I’m keeping it in my pocket all the time! It is lightweight and easily fits into a pocket if you don’t want to wear it in its holder. The “safety clip” is a nice feature for taking it on runs. I also like the 7 day memory and the fact that it differentiates between general number of steps taken and “aerobic steps.” Overall, easy to program & start using, easy to carry and accurate as far as I’ve been able to tell!
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I picked this vacuum because it was #8 on the top 10 vacuums of Consumer’s Choice of 2009. Also it was the most affordable. Less than $100. There is an instant noticable change in the texture of the carpets on the first run. It seemed fluffier and softer. Carpets looked fresh. Also works well on tile and hardwood floors. The item itself looks toylike with the baby blue color. Overall it does just as good of a job compaired to $200 vacuums.
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I bought two of these for my Canon Rebel XS right before going on a trip. Just a couple of days into the trip when I tried to take a picture, the camera said there was an error, it couldn’t read the memory card and my pictures weren’t on it anymore. I called the Canon support number and after answering some basic questions they asked if I had formatted the card, which I did, when I first put the card in the camera. But it turns out you should format it every time you upload pictures to your computer or any time you remove the card. I don’t know if it’s common knowledge, but I didn’t know that, and my camera manual certainly didn’t state that. Apparently sometimes just deleting the photos from the card doesn’t take all the data off, and it can cause the cheaper cards to malfunction.

The tech support guy then asked what brand my card was. When I told him Transcend, he said the higher end cards like Scandisc are less sensitive. That same day I bought a Scandisc card, and I haven’t had any trouble with it. It cost me $10 more for one 4GB Scandisc than for these two 4GB memory cards, but if I have less chances to have another malfunction, I’ll pay for it. I just wish I hadn’t bought those other two first. Transcend are probably okay cards, but if you don’t want to risk your photos, I’d spring for the Scandisc. The moral of this review is really don’t forget to format your memory cards.

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