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08. Jan 2019
Not sure if this is real or a knock off, but either way....
It’s well made and holds my ipad as well as my last Incase sleeve did, which lasted about four years!
30. Okt 2018
The perfect camera....if it's what you're looking for
2 von 2 finden das hilfreich If you're reading this, you know what kind of camera this is. For the same price (500.00 - 800.00) you can get a bells and whistles panasonic or sony or whatever. This is an OLD camera with an exceptional lens and tiny jewel like form factor. If you like to shoot manual, or don't mind waiting on AF for a landscape or posed subject, the results are extraordinary. It IS a 35mm lens equivalent, so if you're looking for a versatile, zoom lens with wide angle to portrait choices, this is not the camera for you. If you want a single lens, perfectly small and discreet camera for street shooting and head to shoulder portraits with blurred out backgrounds, this is an excellent choice. Other cameras to look at are the FuJI X100 (larger, but has a viewfinder - but doesn't feel as nice in the hand to me - which is subjective) and the RICOH GR series, which I own and have also loved. But it is a 28mm equivalent, and I don't find the manual focus as easy to change. The Fuji and the Ricoh are pretty much the iphone and Samsung S9 of the street shooting world. This camera, the X1, is more of a cult item. All I can say is I sold mine years ago and missed it so much I bought it again. Also, the case is VERY cool and gives off an old school vibe. Whether that's worth 165.00 or so is up to you!
29. Mär 2016
The perfect first draft machine
Made originally for students (so it's practically bulletproof) this is for the writer who wants no distractions - no email, internet, or anything but four to six lines of text. It's simple to move text back and forth to any document (word, email, etc) by plugging it into your laptop with a USB cable. Other obvious points are that since it only has a small LCD screen the AA batteries it runs on literally can last up to a year. It hold (I understand) up to 100,000 words, enough for novel - although more likely than not you will be uploading your work at the end of the day. It also turns on instantly, so it's as fast to jot down an idea as opening a notebook and taking out a pen. The keyboard is nice and spaced, like an old PC keyboard, so you can write on it for hours. It's light and never heats up.
The only negatives I can see with this is that the screen doesn't light up, but who cares? One more thing that won't break. I know there are best selling authors who have used this to draft their work, and it's so small you can throw it in a backpack and take it anywhere. A few years back it was over two hundred dollars. Now we got this one for about nineteen, (34.00 w/tax). I think once the chromebook came around these became dinosaurs in schools and so there's a warehouse in Texas that has them. If you're looking for a way to get that draft from your head to the screen, this is a great tool. It has cut and paste and a basic spellcheck.
The only thing you'll have to poke around for is if (like me) you want to send files TO the Neo and not just from the Neo back to your computer. There is software available and it's easy to do, but you have to google "Neo Manager" and it will take about fifteen minutes to set everything up. But then it's simple to send files back and forth.
I love it.