This Casio Sea analog illuminator watch offers all the convenience and durability of a sports watch, with an adaptable style well suited for a work day. The large round dial is black with white and luminous indexes, two luminous hands, and a red arrow-tipped seconds hand.
It’s great! It was hard to put down when I first got it. I just wish it had more features. I get a little bored with it.
I bought this watch yesterday because I like to collect “military type” watches. I have spent about four hours trying to set it. The buttons simply do not work the way they are supposed to, and it doesn’t “auto set” here in Toronto. The “atomic watch” concept is a good one, but Casio dropped the ball with this particular watch. I’ve had the hands run wildly, had the auto set fail to work, and the instructions for setting the watch manually just don’t work. If you try to manually set the hour, for example, the second hand will advance but NOT the hour hand. Ditto for the minute hand. There is a tiny LCD window about four millimeters wide and about two millimeters high, and you need a magnifying glass to see the function being displayed. The band is a tough nylon one, and the numerals on the face are easy to read, and the second hand indexes properly on the second marks, but this watch is completely useless. If I ever get another “atomic watch,” it will be one made by Citizen or another company that can be counted on to make it work. This is probably going to be my last Casio. This company doesn’t answer their mail, so I’m kicking myself for giving them another chance with this model.
MY GOSH, I can’t understand how anyone in their right mind would give this watch a 5 stars rating. Usually recommendations on amazon is dead accurate, but I’ve got to say it’s completely false with this watch. This watch feels like plastic painted in cheap chrome, and should only be sold from those plastic egg vending machine. Bottom line is I wouldn’t pay more than 4 quarters for this watch. I wouldn’t wear it, but I could give it to my [...] nephew to play with.
First, it arrived early, in good shape.
I found this game console very interesting, and a lot of fun. It came with the “Wii Sports” game. I highly recommend to make sure this game comes with it if you purchase a game console. The sports game by itself sell’s for around $50.00, So getting it makes this package a fare deal.
It gets used everyday, keeps a record of what you’ve done and estimates your age “according” to your performance at a random collection of activity’s that it picks out for you to do. Get a few people together and it can really be a lot of fun. Some of my friends have bought one since they played ours.
It has everything built in to connect to your wireless internet. It found it and connected without any problems, very easy, and nothing extra to buy. Has it’s own weather and news channels (and of course shopping channel). Now we send e-mail and pictures to our friends and family using the Wii. And it show’s up on their Wii.
One thing, you can only play certain games on the internet against others, and there aren’t that many of them yet.. That’s about the only little negative thing I can think of… and I’m sure there will be more “internet play” games coming out.
I recommend this game, for everyone, children and adults. It’s an active game, not just pushing buttons.
Microsoft decided it was time to change paradigms and go with a “menuless” system with Office 2007. This may make it easier to the most basic of users to get started using some things, but for anybody that is comfortable with previous versions of office or needs more than “the basics” this thing is a disaster. The addition of OneNote is of dubious value unless you have a tablet PC, and the removal of Outlook leaves users searching for another solution or moving to online solutions since Outlook Express (or even the replacement Windows Live Mail) does not cover more than the basics.
It is functional, and can do most of what you want it to do, but Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition is a serious misstep. If you are comfortable with previous versions of Office, you might be more comfortable with OpenOffice, which has the Office 2003 look and feel… and is FREE for the full suite, not a paired down collection.
A good book depicting thoughts of a youth who doesn’t know where he belongs yet while he “puts down” most actions of others. A book for youth; a bit tiresome reading for adults.
I love this it is so thin and light weight and then the cost savings on buying new books is great! I have 4 overloaded book cases in my house and now I don’t have to buy another one ever again!!
I am disappointed in the product in that I never received it. I found a good deal on it through Amazon and elected to utilize the free super saver shipping but the package was empty. The envelope wasn’t very heavy and appeared to have sustained damage and opened up sometime during shipping or processing via the USPS. Upon arrival in my mail box, it was inside a seperate “apology” plastic bag from the USPS with no contents. I attempted to resolve the issue through the post office and also sent an email to the vendor prior to this review but met with no success. I PAID BUT NEVER RECEIVED THE PRODUCT – JUST AN EMPTY ENVELOPE!
Great product, easy to use, if you buy it form the UK you will need to purchase a US adapter if you want to charge it through the mains (you can charge it up via USB, which comes provided)