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This IP camera is a bit pricey at over $300. What I like about it is that it has a huge antenna for wireless b/g/n. It also doesn't bug out like the cheap IP cameras do (I have a different cheap IP camera and it bugs out like once every 2 1/2 weeks to 3 weeks). It's a solid camera that is reliable (I had the camera for maybe 1 1/2 months).The manual that comes with the camera is very long: like 90 pages worth of networking setup guide. This guide is gibberish to someone who is not an IP camera professional installer. So I called the manufacturer and they set me up with connecting the IP Camera to my Western Digital Cloud Hard Drive (not a computer). Now all my recordings go to the cloud hard drive. I don't remember the setup instructions, but I would say I set it up by doing this: //(ip address of IP camera)/(folder). (the parenthesis is not typed). I tried this before but it didn't work but when I called the manufacturer they told me not to add a "/" at the end of the network name of the cloud drive.That's the worst of buying this excellent product: getting it to work. The manufacturer will help you set up the camera for the first time if you call them, but you probably couldn't call them after that.I like the fact that this camera connects to my cloud hard drive. All my computers could be off for a week but as long as my cloud hard drive is on (which it is always on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week), I can record to the cloud hard drive. I can also connect to my cloud hard drive over the internet (outside of home, like even in another country I bet).The documentation only makes sense if you're the writer, so that is what I would ding the product on.I like the HD quality and this camera works well. Cool.

This simple device effectively increases the perceived loudness and clarity of the sound from the iPad by directing the sound toward you instead of away from you. (Almost anything will work this way--I've even stuck a post-it note on the back of the iPad and found it helps.) I decided to try this one because it was less expensive than the others. It does not grip the iPad strongly, so you must be careful not to bump it and knock it out of position.Too bad Apple doesn't provide an amplifier with a wider range of adjustment to the loudness. The iPad speaker and amp will play plenty loud; note, for example, how loud it will play when you turn up the volume on the alarm clock application. The problem seems to be that most signals are not strong enough to cause the amplifier to show what it can do. Maybe they need another pre-amp in series with the existing one and built-in compression to avoid overdriving the power amp. Seems like an obvious and unnecessary oversight (which is also an issue with my Macbook).

This is a grate product! About 1 1/2 hours to install it just undo upper ball joint till its loosen leave nut on, loosing sway bar leave nuts on, undo lower strut and slip in spacers!! Make sure you get a alignment. If you have a 2007-13 gmc/chevy 1500 it will fit just fine, dont let amazon scare you off! And they are made of steel not plastic or aluminum witch is grate because the lower control arm is made of steel in most models. You can see if yours are steel with a magnet if it sticks to it, its steel if not its aluminum. IF its steel you wait a steel part not aluminum because aluminum touching steel makes for fast (((corrosion)))!! and plastic well its plastic (lol) Alll in all i'm vary happy with this product it did just what it said it would 2 inch on the money

The newer GMC/Silverado 1500's have the same old look as the torsion bar truck prior to the new strut design: A SAGGY FRONT END.Installed these shock spacers in about an hour on a hydraulic lift and what a MAJOR DIFFERENCE. Truck now sits perfectly level, rides different and looks like a 2500 series.HIGHLY RECOMMEND for those that have basic mechanical skills. Your truck will look and ride so much better. I am not affiliated with TGC in any way except as a buyer of their product. The product did not come with any instructions, maybe they missed that and I'm sure a simple phone call or email could have resolved it, but as a 1/2 ass mechanic didn't need them.

When I got it I looked at it and thought, "Where have I seen this before? This looks familiar". Then it clicked. Some guy ( yeah ok,...or gal) was sitting in a coffee shop had forgotten his ear buds or was making an iPad presentation and needed to get some more sound out of his iPad. He took a plastic coffee lid, snipped off a corner so it would grab the iPad case. The result? It bounced the sound forward so you don't broadcast the sound waves around the unit but bounce them at the listener in front. Clever.But that's it: basically a heavy duty plastic coffee cup lid tweaked to grab onto the iPad case. But heck, it works. Very sturdy too. Holds up well in a computer bag or your pocket.(PS: I own a coffee shop)

These LEDs are fantastic for improving lighting. I used these on my 1996 F250 to illuminate the rear license plate. They do that very well. They seem to be well made, and are advertised as water proof. I took the time to add a small bead of silicone around the perimeter just to be sure.

Installed on my 2001 Silverado. These are more of a generic product than exact fit. I drilled holes in my bumper to attach them rather than being able to line them up with the original lights. Decent product though.

Great for my iPad 2, it does not work on my husband's iPad air. It is very easy to attach and doesn't fall off. It does a good job of directing the sound out to you. It does not amplify the sound the way a speaker would though, which you shouldn't expect since it's a piece of thick plastic that attaches to your iPad.