Not quite as funny as the first one, but an audacious sequel that still has enough of that wacky Bill-and-Tedness to satisfy big fans of "Excellent Adventure".

I’m a big fan of the first film. This one is good, but falls flat in comparison to the first. Loved George Carlin

I got this a wile ago and in my opinion this is a pretty good keyboard and mouse. The keyboard lights up but I don't know if you can change the light mode on it or not but I don't think you can. The mouse is not hard to move around and it tracks your movement pretty well and you can change the light mode on the mouse.

At first power on the unit seems to work well. Good brightness

Never had one of the before but couldn't do without it now. Fantastic for night reading and also as a night light in general.

I used to work with an AGEMA system (Raster scan, HgTe detector, LN2 cooled) that costed about as much as a decent car, so my expectations were low. The first use was a trivial one; My cat wouldn't come when called to breakfast. Well, unless he wraps himself in aluminum foil to get his emissivity down, the Hiding Trick is not going to work any more. And I see we have the heat capacity of water being demonstrated on a cool morning- The pool radiating merrily. Now I will get to the serious uses, measuring frictional heat in a polishing operation.I originally looked at the ones that used a smartphone. Reading the reviews, there are good reasons for getting a standalone instrument. Without getting into a lot of discussion here, just read them, and I think you'll also spring for the extra cost if you have serious applications for thermal imaging. This will do everything I need and most of what I want.

loving this device, going to upgrade to the 4th gen

I just entered the world of DSRL photography; upgrading from my point-and-shoot Canon Powershot. Now, I still love my Powershot, it's great for concerts and other events where I can't bring my T2i, but I wanted to take my photography hobby more seriously. After a lot of researching, price comparing, and budgeting I decided on this, and I really feel like I have a winner here!! I went with the body only, because I wanted to build my kit from the ground up.The camera is just amazing! although, it took a while to get used to, and I KNOW I haven't even begun to get through all the bells and whistles. The pictures are sharp and clear, and it's fast (but it does tend to slow down in continuous shooting mode). I know it's not the fastest camera on the market, but to get anymore fps, you would have to pay a small fortune.The buttons are all easily accessible and I could pretty much figure out where everything was and what everything did before too long. I love the dedicated ISO button!! It makes things a lot easier when I have to change settings quickly. I also like the positioning of the shutter button, it seems more comfortable to me than having it on top of the body where most shutter buttons are.Like I said, I'm an amateur, and haven't figured everything out yet. I haven't had an opportunity yet to put it through any major tests yet, once the weather gets nicer I'll go to the zoo, and see how if I can get any good action shoots of animals. In the meantime, I did manage to create a time-lapse video of the night sky using 300+ images. It took some decent pictures of the stars, so that was really cool, although I made the newbie mistake of not using the correct ISO setting, and there was a lot of noise, but that was my fault, not the cameras. And, of course I took some pictures of my pets, which turned out quite nicely.I am extremely happy with this investment! If you are just starting out, I would really recommend this. While it is not *quite* professional standard, it comes close in my opinion.