It does change the picture no your phone, there's no denying it at all. Does it turn it awful? No. Will you notice it? Yes. Will you care? Up to you. I know I'm an "oil-y" person unfortunately, so the anti-glare helps with the finger prints and the finger "slides". it gives a different texture to the phone as well when you touch it. The best way to describe it is that it feels like there's protection on it, but in now way has it inhibited the use of the phone at all. For the price, you need to try it to see if you like it, because this is a helluva lot cheaper than in the stores to figure out if anti-glare is for you.

The rubbery grip along the sides where you put fingers is quite nice. It doesn't add much bulk to the phone at all, and covers all four corners of the phone completely, so a small fall should not be problem at all. The kickstand works like a charm, as long as you're careful. It's just a piece a piece of hard plastic, but if you're gentle enough the phone won't slide around while you're using it in the "upright" position, I guess also depending on your table top. It slips in and out of pockets with ease, and the only problem is the kickstand swivel bar. It sticks out past the rest of the case's base, making it crooked and very easy to slide around if you just lay your phone flat on a surface. This problem also extends to putting the phone in to holders/stands in the car, as the phone does not lay flat to the surface of the holder and is thicker is just that one spot to create an issue for my IOttie holder in the Jeep. Don't get me wrong, the phone still fits as the case really doesn't make the phone bigger, but the kickstand makes a little bit of a chore to work it in to the stand and "lock" in to place. This is the only thing "bad" thing i can say about this purchase. Considering the price, it's quite a steal.

There's not much to say. it works, and in this particular color there's no shortage of people around the office asking where on earth I got it. i really like the fact the cable is "flat". It's so much easier to carry-in a pouch or even just a pocket. Not much more to say. If you need an extra one, definitely check it out.

There's already a ton reviews on this thing, but I thought I'd just add to the average total of stars, because it really is an amazing card for the price you pay here. And it was even cheaper around Christmas, so keep your eyes peeled if you're not in a rush! I downloaded 10gbs all at once, which was everything from a few thousand pictures, about a thousand songs, and a couple of "digital copy" movies. The speed was around 10-12 all the way, so it's not as fast as Sandisk says, but why are people acting so shocked? Does your car get the mileage the sign in the window said it would when you bought it? Is peanut butter the same price as when your grandmother used to buy it? For 59.5gbs of space after adjustment, (don't ask. If you have to, look it up) you have a name brand that's been around for a long time doing what it has always done. Make this stuff.

When I got my phone at a "big box" store near me, I checked out there racks of accessories. Holy crap! $40 and $50 for plastic that's NOT Otter or Ballistic?!? Being an avid shopper of pretty much all Amazon's except Japan, I knew I would find SOMETHING for waaay cheaper, and maybe even better...without breaking the bank for Otter, etc.
So here it is, a 2 piece "hybrid" case that looks like it's going to work just fine. Only time will tell though, but initially, it's really unbelievable that this thing is under $10. I'm thinking that when the other reviewers are talking about how the rubber could be just a touch tighter around the edges, it may be due to the fact that the rubber quality may not be up to "snuff" for taking the phone in and out of the case all the time (cleaning, changing SD cards, etc). That's all to say, I'm sure anyone that's ever owned another phone, mp3 player, ANYTHING that they bought a cheap rubber case for, it wasn't as tight weeks/months down the road as when you first squeezed it on to the item. This "problem" will be eliminated here by the rubber case not being tight, but not loose either. It just kinda fits. Stretching should not be an issue because you don't have to do that to get it on, and the hard plastic shell should keep most of the rubber in place anyway. THIS IS AN AWESOME CASE UNTIL YOU DECIDE WHETHER YOU'RE GOING ALL OUT AND "INVESTING" IN A CASE THAT COULD POTENTIALLY BE PRICIER THAN THE PHONE. I'm very happy with it, and the rubber is also somewhat smooth around the edges, so in and out of pockets is not annoying by sticking to fabric or other items that may be in contact with it. It really seems a lot of thought went in to it, or it could just be me looking far too deep in to friggin' cell phone case.

What can I really say? The price is good, it's not as difficult as other screen protectors to get on (bubble-wise) and it does it's job. When it gets soooo bad it's dirty after you wipe it, you've got the extras to replace it with. These will last you the life of your Playbook, assuming you don't lose any while attempting to put them on, for less money than a single one in the store you bought your tablet from. Enough said.

Cannot say enough about this company. The cables are of excellent quality for the little amount of money you are paying. You should be paying more, plain and simple. Don't get sucked in to buying the cheap cables at the store, these are of much higher quality and most of the time even cheaper because you're not standing in a big-box store. Give them a try, you will NOT be disappointed.

I don't know what happened and when. This movie opened in February at the theaters way back when, a month that critics now claim over the last few years (and maybe quite correctly) is a dumping ground for studios with "crap" they don't know what to with or how to market to attempt getting their money back. Actually, as far as I can remember, Seagal's first 3 movies (Above the Law, Hard to Kill, Marked for Death) opened in February. . .and they all made money. A LOT of money for what the amount that was thrown in to them.
But here's the thing, as movies from the late 80's/early 90's go, this is NOT a bad movie at all. Yes, Seagal had his head-bobbing a la Clooney going full force in this one to make his words seem that much more effective and meaningful, but this was not considered a low budget movie back then. This would now be considered an excellent direct-to-video release with very high production value. What happened?
As with any old movie, you have to watch it with the asterisk inside your head that it is an older movie. That goes for something like Casablanca all the way up to The Avengers. Trust me. 15 years from now we will cringe at the dialogue in that one and firmly state that the action still holds up, but boy, are those special effects out-dated! This is probably Segal at the top of his game, which might be well not enough for most people, but it's got action in key parts, succeeds at also being somewhat of a thriller, and even tries to throw drama and a little bit of social commentary in to boot. That's a lot to squish in to 93 minutes, and considering Under Siege didn't have all that thrown in to 100 minutes, it could be argued that this is a better "overall" movie with Seagal whereas Under Siege is a far superior action flick.
It's not worth reviewing, everyone else seems to do that. However, the transfer on to blu ray is quite astounding if you consider the fact that this would be considered a "throw-away" title for Fox. Seagal only ever did this one movie with them, and all of his other's that were cinema-bound were produced by Warner Bros. They even gave the soundtrack an upgrade from regular Dolby 5.1, AND the picture is now anamorphic widescreen. But don't get me started on the whole "widescreen" for 4:3 TV's that Disney and Fox seemed to love to bring out at the dawn of DVD.
The picture isn't dark, like some other older titles being "upgraded" to HD, so all in all this is well worth the money if you a Seagal fan at heart. No extras, but they're never were really for any of his movies. It's almost like the studios don't ever want to admit they made all of these movies with him, they just want the money that Seagal always brings in for them. Which is always a slow, steady stream. . .whether you want to admit or not. Seagal will always have a foothold on cult-action cinema for the decades to come.

The USB cable is thicker, longer, and more durable than the RIM-supplied one in the Playbook box. The HDMI is longer and of better construction quality than a "generic" one that was pushed on me in the store during the purchase of the Playbook. The screen protectors are of the very basic kind. They are difficult to put on without bubbles, BUT YOU HAVE 5 OF THEM!!!
For less than the price of 1 good screen protector in the stores (which will honestly be of better quality. . . but you better not screw up because you only have the ONE) you've got an entire package for your Playbook you can be proud of.
And let's face it, the orange colour you see on the HDMI cables in the pictures looks way more expensive, and much much cooler to anyone watching, than just the generic black/gray colour most of them are. Overall, you will not be disappointed with a package that could cost you well over $60 seperately purchased.
I've said it before; good quality cables and accessories from a Canadian distributer at cheaper US prices. Need I say more?

Short and sweet; this cable is basic and it does the job. Find one that is gold plated that is more money and then spend the afternoon with your friends switching from this one to the gold plated one, back and forth, back and forth, listening for the difference in sound through your XMini or iHome speaker(s). This cable serves its purpose and for the amount of money you'd be stuck paying for basically the same cable in pretty much any store, no name or "brand", you can buy one for the house, the car, and your bedroom. I'm not kidding.
One star off because they really could have made it gold plated to make us feel better about our incredibly cheap purchase. Shame on you, Cables to Go! (Let me point out the sarcasm. . . just in case).