Features

• 600 x 600 dpi resolution, laser printing and faxing
• 6 pages per minute print speed
• 30-sheet automatic document feeder
• 33.6 Kbps modem speed, up to 3 seconds per page
• USB interface; 1-year warranty with exchange

Reviews (1)

Great little machine
I've owned the Canon L80 for about a month now. I find it to be a great laser fax machine, and it also doubles as a fine copier for small jobs when collating and a flatbed copier are not needed. For my small office needs, this Canon works perfectly for me. ... Read more

Features

• New ergonomic designed yoke movement without a center detent allowing the ultimate in control
• 5 axis of control including, pitch, roll, throttle lever, propeller lever, and mixture lever
• 20 button functions including, 2-way gear switch, 2-way flaps switch, 8-way hat switch, two 2-way rocker switches, and 4 push buttons
• Precision adjustment wheel for precise electronic centering
• Fly WW II combat missions

Features

• Connects DVD, video games, camcorders, and other audio/ video equipment with RCA type outputs to televisions equipped with an "F" type input
• Automatic buit-in switch eliminates manually changing between device and cable/antenna
• UL Listed and FCC approved
• Selectable channel, 3 or 4

Reviews (1)

Increased Performance
At first I was running my DVD Player directly through my VCR. Some copy protected DVD's will cause a degredation in sound and video quality. After installing the RF Modulator, the picture quality was beautiful and the sound was awesome. WELL worth the 25 bucks. ... Read more

Features

• Works with all inkjet printers
• 10 mil thickness, 95 brightness
• Each sheet measures 5 by 7 inches
• Professional quality glossy finish
• Pack includes 75 sheets

Features

• Mini-joystick for precise pointing or movement in supported games
• LED mode switch indicator for PC users
• Left handed jet grip style throttle
• Ergonomic jet throttle grip
• Compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000 & XP for PC and MacOS 8.6 with Input Sprockets 1.7x for Mac

Reviews (2)

Very good, but it could have been better
First of all, I believe this product should be complemented with a good joystick, CH Fighterstick being the first choice. Of course, it can function alone, but I really can't think of any situation where one would need a throttle without a joystick.

The device is extremely light compared to similar units. The resistance, however, is slightly stronger, making some kind of fixing it to the table almost mandatory. Either that or you'll have to push it down every time you move it, so the friction does the stabilizing.

The motion is linear rather than arcing, which requires some time getting used to. I'm still not sure if this was a good decision.

There is a number of hat switches and buttons on the throttle and you'll probably never run out of them. Their placing, however, is not as good as with Cougar's throttle, for example. In my opinion, an ergonomic rework of the unit would be beneficial. In any case, if you need more buttons, programming options make further possibilities almost infinite.

There is also a microstick which is quite useful, but there are no dials. A minus, as modern flight sims make good use of dial controls.

Programming abilities are exceptional and belong to the very top. Complemented with CH Fighterstick, there is no other equipment to rival it.

As with other CH gear, the feel is somewhat toyish, but don't be fooled by it - this is a quality product and it will last very long time.

Verdict: Fine product to complement your CH gear. Reliable, with great programming abilities, but it could have been even better with dials, arcing motion and somewhat improved ergonomics.

Don't know what I did without it!
This is an amazing product, it truly transforms your flight sim experience. I had been used to the simple [$$] joysticks with the throttle as a little nob on the side of the thing. This, as part of a HOTAS system (like another CH products jostick), is just worlds apart -- they give you about a bazillion 4-way hat switches, which I use to increment prop pitch, fuel mixtures, supercharger stages, flaps, &c, and three buttons on the front. They also have an interesting mini-joystick, which theoretically one could use as a mouse, although I haven't gotten that to work -- but it is useful for other sorts of analog-action motions, such as the rudder control.

The motion is smooth and stable, and it has a large enough base that it doesn't slip around when you're ... Read more

Features

• USB programmable joystick
• 3 axis and 24 buttons (three push buttons, one mode switch button, three 4 way hat switches and one 8 way point of view hat)
• Total of 132 programmable functions with the new Control Manager software (included)
• Realistic F-16 handle
• Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, Me, and XP or Mac OS 8.6 and above

Reviews (2)

great product, great tech support
I recently bought the fighterstick, throttle and pedals USB.

At first I was at a loss on how to program them, then I stumbled accross www.ch-hangar.com, a support forum where questions are answered by CH Products employess and members of the community.

When I asked for help I got a full custom profile for Battlefield: 1942 that works great.

You can tell this stick is built to last, and the throttle and pedals are solid also and the software is excellent.

My only complaint is the placement of a button on the lower shaft of the joystick where my right pinky rests--preventing me from getting a true white-knucle grip on the stick (the same button also appears on the combatstick usb model).

[Update:I was able to remove this button without much trouble so all is well. I did not have to disassemble the stick to do this.]

I have yet to set the stick up with IL-2: Forgotten Battles, but I feel confident I'll get some help if necessary. www.ch-hangar.com also has a section with downloadable profiles for a number of games which is very handy.

looks aren't everything
Being a long time flight simmer and after using many different joysticks, throttles and pedals, I finally tried this one.

With my last stick being the TM Cougar, I learned to appreciate softer springs, precision and overall reliability. Most of these were missing with my one year old Cougar which now seems was all about looks.

Being made by dedicated flight simming accessories company, CH Fighterstick seems to be one of less known secrets of hardcore sim crowd.

At first, I was suspicious because of its plastic feel. The stick is big enough even for large hands, while people with smaller hands may find it somewhat uncofortable.

Springs are very light. This is a plus for me, as it allows higher precision, especially near the center. You don't get to wrestle the springs during your flying. It has great throw, so there is a lot of room for precision input throughout the range of motion.

Trim wheels for both axes help even in simulations without trim controls. Smart stuff.

There is a throttle wheel at the base of the stick. If you have a throttle, this wheel can be mapped to another function, but you won't be able to reach it without letting your hand off the trottle or stick.

Software is excellent and it actually rivals the software being shipped with the Cougar. As with the stick itself, at first it looks toyish. After a while you learn its huge capabilities.

Verdict: The best high end joystick out there - precision, programming abilities, reliability and simplicity being its trump cards. ... Read more

Features

• MP3/WMA Player, WMA Recorder
• 256MB provides 4 hours WMA record/play time, 8 hours MP3 play time
• RipFlash technology records music or voice without connecting to a computer buy using built-in micorphone and line-in connector.
• Expandable memory using SD/MMC memory cards
• Backlit display shows ID3 tag

Reviews (3)

fantastic little machine!!
I shopped around a lot before deciding on this player, and have rarely been so pleased with a purchase. This thing has GREAT sound quality, easy and intuitive interfaces, easy to use software, and a huge cool factor. I absolutely love it. It is great as an mp3/wma player, and that it records is just a huge bonus. I have used the recording feature for classes and seminars- it's so tiny it is unnoticable.
Highly recommended. If I could use another I'd buy two.

Pogo Who? A Wonder of a Product!
I only buy brand name technology products, because they usually have better support, and they have more financing behind the creation of a new product...I WAS VERY SKEPTICAL OF BUYING A NON-BRAND NAME PRODUCT. THIS PRODUCT HAS SURPRISED ME TO NO END. I am waiting for it to mess up, but is has not yet. Until it does-you have to get this thing-it is smaller than a typical card from a deck of cards(the width and height)...

I will keep it very simple for everybody. This little thing is a portal into the FUTURE. I will explain it this way. I have grown to love putting all of my music on my computer. I play my music for hours by playlists...I have had parties, romantic moments, or just plain background music without the worry messing with scratched cd's or hearing them skip in the middle of the fun moments-life is too short for interruptions.

This little thing records HIGH QUALITY AUDIO FROM ANY AUDIO SOURCE(TAPES-RECORDS) and also from the MICROPHONE-ALMOST STUDIO QUALITY. For some reason, this thing hasnt taken the technology world by storm! But I guess that is the way it goes sometimes. I have archived all of my Stern Audio, old songs from tapes, lectures from school, and even comedy shows from tv.

It is a great mp3 player. Amazon only has the 256mb player, but go to pogoproducts.com and get the 128-I listen to about an hour and a half of music. If you want more, you can buy a SD/MMC card and add space. Get this thing if it sounds good to you. If you want help, I will be more than happy to help.(Call me an altruist)

Very Good
This product kicks. I havent used it in a while, but I'm getting back into it. And with places like iMusic.com this is a good combo of preforance and memory. ... Read more

Features

• 768 KB of Memory
• 3-Line Backlit Display
• Full Touch Screen Display
• PC Link
• Features: Stopwatch/Countdown Timer/Spell Checker/Games

Features

• Instant Depth Readings in the Nearest 1/10th foot or meter
• Water or Air Temperature Readout
• ShootThru Technology Allows Readings Through Ice or Boat Hulls
• Water Proof to 50ft
• Fish Indicator Pinpoints Hiding Fish

Features

• Solid ink technology, an alternative to laser printing
• 2,400 FinePoint, 600 x 600 dpi resolution
• Up to 24 ppm in fast color and black, first page out in 6 seconds
• 500 MHz PowerPC processor, optional hard disk with 20GB storage
• 10/100BaseTX Ethernet, bidirectional parallel, USB 2.0 interfaces

Reviews (1)

A Lot of Bang for the Buck!
I purchased this printer to replace a wide format inket printer that had become out-of-date. Since I am a graphic designer and need to run color proofs, I needed something very high quality (with postscript!) and was very picky when trying to decide which one to buy. I have a limited budget, so this was a major purchase for me and I had to get it right! Had to find the best printer for the money and I certainly got it with the Xerox Phaser 8400!

Before finding this one, I had purchased an HP color laser in the same price range, thinking that a color laser would certainly be the best option for me! Was I ever wrong!! What a disappointment, at least the one I bought! Extremely noisy, slow and constant paper jams. I only had it for one day (well, only part of a day!) and was completely fed up! So I sent it back and hoped I could find something better that wouldn't break the bank!

Then, a friend of mine recommended Xerox. I figured they would be too expensive, but what the heck... never hurts to look! Then lo and behold, the salesman came to my house and showed me the Phaser line of printers (as well as the more expensive color lasers). Wow -- something nice in my price range! In this brand, the Phaser and color laser printers looked pretty comparable in print (all fantastic!!), but with my budget, the solid ink Phaser seemed like the way to go. (It's about a thousand dollars cheaper than their comparable color laser, if I remember correctly. And I can think of other things to do with a thousand extra dollars!!)

I was skeptical at first, however, considering that this "solid ink system" is a newer technology. Thought I might be taking a risk, but the samples I saw from this printer were just as good (actually better!) than those of printers I had seen elsewhere at three times the price! I was absolutely blown away!!! All of their printers have terrific print quality, but since this was the cheaper one, I decided to go for it! Seemed like a bargain in comparison to everything else I had seen.... trust me, I looked everywhere! You can find many color laser printers for two to three times the money that don't even come close to the Phaser 8400's print quality! Everyone who sees my prints is always very impressed. It's the "star" of my office and just makes me look good!

The Phaser is incredibly fast, quiet and always dependable! The controls and interface are easy to use, and if you can't figure something out, you can even print out a manual from the front control panel. It couldn't be any easier! I absolutely love it and highly recommend this printer to anyone needing high-quality color printing... who wants to wait forever for inkjet prints? With this, you get things almost instantly! Great for impatient people like myself!!

And you never have to buy special paper. Because of the waxy feel of the ink, your prints are always crisp, glossy and professional, even on cheap paper. In fact, it seems to print best on just regular 20-24 lb stock, as well as card stock. The ink is quite expensive, but at least you'll save money on paper! (Keep in mind that you cannot use the photo paper that is made for inkjet printers or the special glossy color laser paper -- it will smear!) But who cares? Your prints look glossy on regular paper anyway, so you don't need anything special!

The only real downfall is that it has to stay powered on for the ink to stay melted... this results in a very warm (okay, HOT!) office, so you do need to have good ventilation or air conditioning in warm weather. But to me, that's a minor issue that I can compensate for.... it's worth it for such a quality printer. (It automatically goes to "power saver" mode after being idle for a while, though, so that does help.)

The ink seems quite expensive (about $400 to fill it with all four colors... ouch!), but when you consider how long it lasts, it's possibly cheaper than an inkjet in the long run. I've had this printer for four months and have only had to buy ink ONCE so far... with my old inkjet I was buying at least 2 new cartridges every month (at $50 each)!! So it's probably not as expensive as it seems, when you figure the cost per page. (And remember, you're saving money on paper!!)

I should also mention that the support from Xerox has been outstanding as well! They are always there to answer questions and have been happy to help with anything, large or small! True professionals that care about their customers! Everyone I dealt with was very friendly. Nice people! (Hey, good customer service is very important... seems like that's lacking in too many companies today, but not Xerox!)

So as you can tell, I am very satisfied with this purchase. Yes, it was a little expensive for someone used to an inkjet printer, but for this quality, it was definitely worth it and I have no regrets whatsoever. A great value when you consider the cost of a similar color laser printer -- anything that even comes close will cost you two to three times as much as this one! And if you compare the Phaser with everything in its OWN price range, there is just NO comparison! The Xerox Phaser 8400 just blows away the competition! It's just unbelievable! Compare them for yourself and you'll see what I mean!!

Keep in mind that if you only need something for home use or don't even print that often, this is too much printer for you.... go ahead and stick with an inkjet. But if you need a great office or graphics printer, this is it!!

To describe it in just one word, it's AWESOME!!!!! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Lightweight design and wireless connectivity allow you to take the Canon BJC-55 Color Bubble Jet printer anywhere you go. Weighing in at just over 2 pounds, the compact BJC-55 is fully portable. Use the built-in Fast IrDA for convenient wireless printing or the USB port for quick and easy connection to both Mac and PC systems. The BJC-55 runs on the long-life lithium-ion battery and allows you to print up to 100 pages before recharging.

The BJC-55 provides desktop-quality printing at 5.5 pages per minute (2 ppm color). It handles several types of paper, including legal, A4, European, and also envelopes. At 720 x 360 dpi, it produces sharp lines and crisp color. Optional photo ink can be added for printing high-quality photos. Other options include a 100-sheet automatic feeder and the IS-12 Color Image Scanner cartridge so you can use your printer as a color sheetfed scanner.

The Canon BJC-55 includes a CD-ROM, printer drivers, and user's guide. --Emily Bakko ... Read more

Features

• 720 by 360 dpi print resolution
• Desk-top quality printing in a compact model
• Built-in USB and Fast IrDA
• Prints black text at 5.5 pages per minute, color text at 2 pages per minute
• Convenient wireless printing from compatible computers or hand-held organizers

Reviews (7)

Incredible Portability and Quality
On the go, I frequently need to print out documents, be it invoices, reciepts, e-mails, etc etc so I decided to purchase this product. Words cannot describe my feelings toward it, I use it soo much with the laptops I don't know how I lived without one before. Installation on Windows 2k, and ME was flawless, both using the Fast IrDA.

The printer is just the perfect size to slide in to my briefcase, and adds little weight. It's battery operation is really what caught my eye, it says you can print about 100 pages with a full charge, but I think its a bit less than that. However, the battery takes little time to charge.

I was not aware it would come with as much ink as it did, came with 2 color cartidges, 1 black (small), and 1 black (large), as well as two trays that they are held in. The Fast IrDA is such a fabulous thing, wireless printing all the way. I decided to purchase a USB cable, its much easier some times using the cable then the IrDA (Infared) port. The quality of the documents is fantastic, matching (and beating!) my desktop printers at home. The speed is good, considering this is a portable printer. The only real drawback is that it is a single sheet feed printer, unless you buy the paper loader, which I will surely do! This is THE BEST portable printer I've found on the market, it is well worth the money.

This is a small update, I've been using the printer for about 5 months now, and everything has gone smoothly. I purchased the auto-sheet feeder from Canon (directly, from their web site) and it performs just like a normal desktop printer would! I'm still loving it.

Excellent!
I needed a printer to go with my Notebook and this one filled the bill. It isn't cheap but you seem to get what you pay for. When at home, adding the Auto Sheet Feeder makes it as convenient as a stationary printer but with a smaller footprint. Highly recommend this one for the Notebook users.

GREAT PRINTER
I JUST BOUGHT THIS PRINTER FOR MY LAPTOP.
IT WAS VERY EASY TO INSTALL AND EASY TO WORK WITH. THE PRINTING IS GREAT, AND QUICK FOR A BUBBLE JET. THE COLOR IS VERY GOOD.

Simply the best printer for your notebook
You can't buy a better printer for your notebook!

Great, and long-lasting
I've had the predecessor (BJC-50) for about 4 years. It has been used heavily at home and one the road, and it has taken hard beatings. It has finally given out, and I'm going to buy another.

It's a truly amazing product. I can't think of another computer peripheral that still costs the same as it did 4 years ago -- and is still worth the high price. Why can't anyone else match it at a lower price? Darned if I know! ... Read more

Amazon Product Description

A true veteran of the PC gaming industry, CH Products has manufactured joysticks and game control devices -- with a particular emphasis on state-of-the-art flight control gear -- for a quarter decade. One of the latest products to emerge from the CH lab is the CH Throttle Quadrant USB, a highly specialized unit designed to appeal to serious flight simulation buffs who demand authentic, fingertip control of all of their airborne activities.

Bearing a striking physical resemblance to the control panel found in a real life aircraft and perfectly complementing navigational devices such as joysticks or flight yokes (for example, the CH Products Flight Sim Yoke USB), the CH Throttle Quadrant USB effectively banishes the counterintuitive computer keyboard from the flying environment and allows hardcore pilots to quickly make in-flight adjustments via its straightforward 6-axis, 12-button setup. Completely user customizable with the enclosed CH Control Manager software and offering no less than a whopping 350 button positions if so configured, the system is ideal for precise control of multiple engines, flaps, fuel mixture, lights, and much, much more.

The CH Throttle Quadrant USB is built in the USA to the same durable specifications as other CH Products control devices and is compatible with all Windows-based games and most recent operating systems (including Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP and MacOS 8.6 to 10.02). The unit carries a limited two-year warranty. ... Read more

Features

• 6 Axis 24 Buttons 6 Physical Detents
• Fully Programmable with CH Control Manager software (included)
• Control Manager software enables 350 button positions
• Compatible with Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP and all Windows-based games
• Built with the same rugged construction you've come to rely on with CH Products

Features

• Ideal for use with mobile uplinks and other computer equipment in a vehicle
• Fits easily in a briefcase with a laptop computer
• Low-voltage alarm and shutdown prevents damage to associated equipment
• 150 watts continuous power, 300 watts peak

Reviews (3)

Cheap yet effective!
I bought this inverter at my local store. I got to my vehicle read the reciept and to my surprise they only charged me just over $17 dollars!!!!!! Talk about a good deal. I have a work van that has no CD player. Now I can easily play cd's!!!!!!

Power Gear 150W
I bought and put one in my caravan. This is helpful and reliable. We have never tried 150W grinder as I know which need more than 300W surge which is not suitable to apply on this product. But the inverter makes my son sit proper at the back with his PSII + TV.

power inverter missing power
I need an inverter to run a small coffee grinder in our van on trips. Our grinder is rated at 150 watts. Wanting as small unit to store in the van I chose a unit at the right rating. The peak load is rated for 300 watts for a short time . Upon trial when it arrived the power unit shuts off in two seconds. I am unable to use it at all. I don't know if the grinder uses more than its power rating or if the power unit is too weak to carry the rated load. I am ordering a larger unit to resolve the issue. Note I even tried the grinder without the beans , no better. The unit we received was rated at 150 watts, not 140 I ordered. ... Read more

Features

• Works with all inkjet printers
• 6 mil thickness, 92 brightness
• Each sheet measures 8.5 by 11 inches
• Matte finish perfect for high-volume printing
• Pack includes 100 sheets

Features

• Multiple-speed settings and adjustable-tilt head equal cooling and comfort
• Idea for desktops, kitchen counters, or anywhere space is limited
• Sleek, space-saving design for easy transporting or storing
• Built-in stand; rubber-grip clip for stability
• Measures 11 by 8-1/2 by 7-1/5 inches

Reviews (2)

Nice little fan
I love this fan! I've had several of them, over the years, which I've used extensively.
My only problem with the fan is that the clip breaks easily, so if you plan on moving it often, be aware that the plastic clamp on the bottom will eventually crack.
On the other hand -- I have one, on which the clip broke quite some time ago, that I've clamped to a shelf by other means, and after more than eight years of daily use the motor is still going strong.
The front is easy enough to take off for cleaning purposes, just take care not to dislodge the motor while cleaning the fan blades, or it won't run properly afteward.
All in all -- a great little fan. I couldn't live without mine! Just take care in how you handle it, and it will last you for years.

Nice, Until It Broke
This was a great fan. It cliped onto anything and supplied a great cooling breeze. I bought the small white one for some of my co-workers in a local resturaunt kitchen. But the dishwashers were wreckless with it, and oh yeah, they busted the hell out of it. I got mad and told them you have to be careful with that stuff. They did the same thing to a larger Windmere fan I gave to them last summer. They said the blade broke off and smoke came out of the back of it. Yeah Right. I've owned many of fans and that's never happened to me. People just need to know that you have to be careful with fans. They're very delicate and you can get hurt. ... Read more

Features

• Sliding motion of forward/backward gives rudder input for the "yaw" axis
• Dual modes: one for car controls and one for plane controls
• An even larger and heavier base than our regular CH Pedals, so the chance of slippage in the heat of the race or a dogfight is zero
• 7-foot cable
• Compatible with Windows 95, 98, 2000, Me, and DOS (not Windows XP)

Reviews (4)

flight simulator 2000 headache
I'm still looking forward to using the pedals with Flight Simulator 2000. They look and feel perfect. The base stops them from moving anywhere they aren't supposed to. Once they get going I'm sure it will be like flying a real plane. However with FS 2000 they are automatically doing everything but the job they are supposed to.

They control the throttle and the ailerons but not the rudder. I have turned off auto rudder and have tried to assign yaw to the pedals but in that option to assign you move the controller in the way you want it to be assigned and it auto detects the movement. Unfortunately, it doesn't detect a movement of the pedals in that option so I can't assign it. In spite of this anomaly if I test out the pedals they are working fine on 2 axes.

In summary, you might need a computer boffin to configure it if you are using FS 2000.

RudderPedals.Com
I totaly love the CH Products line. The Pro Rudder Pedals are very tough and easy to configure. I've had no problems with any of my simulation software when using these. I bought mine through an amazon affiliate and have had no problems with them at all.

my disapointment
I was so happy to see my pro rudder pedal arrive but to my surprise it was not compatible with my compaq pc. my pc does not have a 15 pin game port.

pricey but a must have for a flight simmer
These USB rudder pedals function like real rudder pedals-- press the right one in, the left comes outward and vice versa. Release the pressure, and the pedals return to neutral. The pedals tip forward to imitate toe breaks (without any friction for feedback).

Installation is painless, and Microsoft flight simulator 2002 will use them without any special configuration.

Although the CH Products website says you can use these for car games, you are better off buying pedals that are made for car games. ... Read more