fdihb.org Review:

Country: 184.10.127.189, North America, US

City: -109.0765 Arizona, United States

My computer guy that I have been going to for 15+ years recommends Kaspersky as the best anti-virus program available. Each year I check with him before purchasing my new license and he continues to recommend. I've counted on his expertise for purchasing and repairing my computers. The price I found here was the lowest I found.

I was disappointed with product. I followed the directions and I don't feel any different than before. It actually decreased my bowel movements. I know everyone is different in how they react to these type of things but I expected more of an effect.

I fully understand how very intelligent people who do not have advance financial training would find this book overly complicated. This is not the sort of book you read in bed -- it is a text book. But it is one the most useful on my shelf. I refer to it constantly.

I spent some serious time researching projector's to find the right product for my new home entertainment space. Since this would be my first projector, I really wanted to spend wisely (which included not investing a terrible amount of money). My other criteria was high lumens, trustable brand, and "Smart" capable. The Pyle projector fit the bill and after installation is working great! No issues, no problems, and performs exactly as expected.

I maintain a mailing list for a nonprofit; several times a year I need to send either email or snail mail to our members. A snap to do on my 10-year-old Dell, which I foolishly gave up to buy a Dell Inspiron loaded with Office 2013. Was unable to set up mailing labels for those members who do not have email. Dell tech people, with one exception, were unable to solve problem and passed the buck to Microsoft (after spending approx. 15 hours on phone with them). Microsoft tech people, again with one exception, were worse than Dell's. Finally was told that Word 2013 home and student version cannot do labels (again after approx. 10 hours on phone) and that I would have to buy more software. How stupid does Microsoft think its customers are. Of course, the home and student version can do labels. It took my techie daughter less than 15 minutes to figure it out.

I bought this from my local Target yesterday after work because I wanted to play it as soon as I could. Otherwise I would have purchased it off of Amazon. Anyways. I do not write reviews but I felt compelled to give my opinion. Virtual Reality is the future of modern entertainment. This is not a gimmick. Yes, it is a little rough around the edges. It is a great, consumer friendly start though. There are a lot of cords but I felt that they could be tucked away fairly well. Sony nailed the comfort aspect. You will need to do a little adjusting when you put it on but you will learn what is the best fitting. The demo that comes with it really helps you figure out what you want to play. The head tracking is spot on and the motion controls and controller work good as well. Simply put, If you pick this up, you will NOT be disappointed!

If you have spent a lot of time and effort creating maps in previous versions, stick with the previous version! The lack of updated maps is better than completely loosing all of your work. The worst part of it is that they don't even tell you this until you have "Upgraded" and erased your previous version.