Epson S041649 Photo Paper (Glossy, 8.5" x 11", 50 Sheets)

Product Description

A 50-pack of letter size ( 8-1/2" x 11" ) glossy photo paper for your Epson inkjet printer

Customer Reviews:

Good for making flip calendars.......2007-09-07

I use this photo paper to make flip calendars. It is the only product I've found so far that allows me to print glossy photos on one side and the calendar on the back side. The only problem I've had is that the photos tend to fade overtime.

Pictures Fading.......2005-08-15

I printed quite a few pictures for my daughters and after 3 to 4 months the color faded so fast you can barely see the pictures any longer. I have used the HP 4X6 paper and this has never happened with HP.

Good value but..........2005-01-30

I was happy with this paper until I got the Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss paper and it can not compare. Good value at Costco which used to sell it in a pack of 100 for $20 but for eye popping results go with Canon or Ilford glossy paper. More expensive but you get what you pay for.

Best photo paper value on the market!.......2004-01-06

I shot about 4.000 pictures within the last 3 months and printed over 1.200 of them. What paper do I use? This is one! It is my absolute favorite! Not only do I achieve an unbelievable color accuracy and picture quality but also the price is unbeatable! Sure, there are papers out there that are thicker and have a glossier finish but why would you want pay twice as much for that? Or more importantly, why do you need thicker paper and a glossier finish? 50 sheets for about $15 is as good as it gets! Generally I recommend Epson paper over HP, Kodak and Canon. Stay away from Staples and Hammermill paper. I use a HP 7760 printer and a Sony F717 camera.

OK for non critical volume printing.......2003-05-16

I have never been a big fan of Epson papers, this one is
no exception. Has a tendency to deform even under 200 ppi.
For unbeatable quality get the HP premium photo matte. That
paper rocks !

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Paper Photo Glossy 8.5x11 50SH

Manufacturer: Epson America Inc
ProductGroup: CE

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ASIN: B000NQBDCK

Product Description

Letter size glossy photo paper, 50 Sheet pack. Can be used in all Ink-Jet Printers

EPSON AMERICA - GLOSSY PHOTO PAPER, 50 SHEETS

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EPSON AMERICA - GLOSSY PHOTO PAPER, 50 SHEETS

Manufacturer: EPSON AMERICA
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ASIN: B000P77PYM

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EPSON AMERICA - GLOSSY PHOTO PAPER, 50 SHEETS

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Epson Photographic Papers

Manufacturer: EPSON
ProductGroup: Office Product
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This roll of premium glossy photo paper is perfect for photographs, snapshots, enlargements, proofs, displays, posters and more!

ASIN: B000CDLHN4

Product Description

Ideal for photographs, enlargements and snapshots with best image quality.Vivid color reproduction,Easy handling with Epson inks,Perfect for proofing and posters,Highest resolution output,Versatile media for any application.

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Paper Photo Glossy 8.5x11 50SH

Manufacturer: Epson America Inc
ProductGroup: CE

Product Description

MODEL- S041649 VENDOR- EPSON AMERICA FEATURES- Photo Paper- Glossy Letter size (8.5" x 11") 50 sheet pack. Glossy finish heavier weight bright white paper for Printing enlarging or framing favorite glossy photos. Weight : 52 lb. (196 g/m2) Opacity : 96% ISO Brightness: 89 pH Level : ( Thickness : 9.4 mil.

EPSS041649 Ink Jet Photo Paper, Letter Size (8-1/2 x 11), 50 Sheets/Pack

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EPSS041649 Ink Jet Photo Paper, Letter Size (8-1/2 x 11), 50 Sheets/Pack

Manufacturer: EPSON
ProductGroup: Office Product
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Product Features:

Paper Color - White
Paper Type - Photo Paper
Sheet Size - Letter Size (8-1/2 x 11)
Sheet Quantity - 50 per Pack

ASIN: B000A6X1IC

Product Description

EPSS041649 Ink Jet Photo Paper, Letter Size (8-1/2 x 11), 50 Sheets/Pack

EPSS041649 Ink Jet Photo Paper,Glossy,52 lb,9.4 mil,8-1/2"x11",50/PK,WE

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EPSS041649 Ink Jet Photo Paper,Glossy,52 lb,9.4 mil,8-1/2"x11",50/PK,WE

Manufacturer: Epson America Inc.
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ASIN: B0008GOD6I

Product Description

Specially coated inkjet photo paper produces lab-quality photographs. Glossy finish. Each offers a weight of 52 lb. and a thickness of 9.4 mil. EPSS041649 EPS-S041649 010343841925 1034384192

Epson Glossy Photo Paper 8-1/2x11 9.4mil 50/pkg

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Epson Glossy Photo Paper 8-1/2x11 9.4mil 50/pkg

Manufacturer: S.P. RICHARDS CO
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Product Description

Bright white with a glossy photo finish. Designed for everyday photos. Quick dry surface. SPECS: 52lb / 9.4mil / 196gsm

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Two different models and different quality

Too many disappointments

Really Good Cordless I am recommending to Others!!

Not sure if this is charge problem.

A very good expandable cordless system

AT&T E5865 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Dual Keypads

Manufacturer: AT&T
ProductGroup: CE
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Product Features:

5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum signal

Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included

All-digital answering machine, 25 minutes of recording time

Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history

50-number phone directory; handset and base speakerphones

ASIN: B00023CJKE
Release Date: 2004-05-01

Product Description

A cordless telephone that allows more than 1 handset is a perfect telecommunication solution for a large home. AT&T E5865 5.8 GHz cordless expandable phone system gives you all the call-managing options you need for your large household or small business. It starts you out with a base unit and a single cordless handset, and you can add up to 7 more cordless handsets (not included). Base / Handset Illuminated Keypad / Display Vibrating Ringer Image Wallpaper Polyphonic Musical Ringtones Last 10 Number Redial Headset Jack for adding an optional headset Uses 2 AA NiMH rechargeable batteries Color - Silver

Amazon.com Product Description

The E5865 from AT&T is a 5.8 GHz cordless phone with an all-digital answering system, dual keypads, and caller ID/ call waiting compatibility. It utilizes the 5.8 GHz band along with frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology to provide clearer reception and less interference than traditional 2.4 GHz or 900 MHz phones.

With just one phone jack, the system supports
up to eight extensions throughout your home.

The answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, while remote operation lets you check messages even when you are away from home. Speakerphones on both the base and handset combine with headset compatibility to provide hands-free communication options, while the LCD on the handset provides a way to navigate the phone's many functions.

Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the E5865 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as a 50-number internal phone directory to help you keep track of important phone numbers. Personalized ringing options allow you to assign any of the polyphonic musical ring tones to a phone directory entry, letting you know when a specific phone number is calling.

With multi-user expandability to eight handsets, you can add extensions to your system wherever you need them. Intercom and conferencing functions allow you to communicate between handset locations or with multiple parties at once.

The E5865 has an 8.5-by-8.7-inch footprint and is wall-mountable, freeing up countertop space completely. It also comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, wall mounting adapter, cordless handset, short and long telephone line cords, AC adapter, two AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual

Customer Reviews:

Two different models and different quality.......2007-01-04

There are two different versions of this system. One is terrific and one is the worst telephone system I have ever owned. The terrific system is model E5655, purchased from Hammacher Schlemmer, and the dreadful system is model E5965C, which is the model sold here on Amazon.

The model sold by Hammacher Schlemmer is about half the size and bulk of the model sold here. As others have written, the model sold here, even a well-charged phone, repeatedly goes dead in the middle of conversations. I own both the system and the accessory phone, and both are dreadful. In the Hammacher Schlmmer version, the phone is perfect.

Too many disappointments.......2006-03-07

Others have written about this phone not holding the charge, and I agree! I can't tell you how many times a call has gone dead in the middle of a conversation, with no warning, no low battery message. I've only had the phone since November. There is not a quick, convenient way to redail numbers--you have to choose from a list of options, 1-plus number, or the area code without the 1, or no 1 and no area code. No easy way to speed dial. Range is disappointing. I'm looking for a new phone. Back to Uniden or Panasonic.

Really Good Cordless I am recommending to Others!!.......2006-02-24

So far this is a great phone! Great sound and a lot of nice features. Also, the expandability is a great feature that we aren't using yet but will be nice for us in the future.

Not sure if this is charge problem........2005-12-19

When I received the phone, I thought it was a great phone to use. The only problem is that the handset loses charge sometimes and I couldn't use the phone. I am not sure this is because I placed extra rechargeable batteries in the base so that the handset cannot be charged efficiently or not at all. It seems to work fine now after I removed the batteries from the base. But I am afraid it could happen again. Therefore, I am not sure if I should return the phone now. Any suggestions or similar problems?

A very good expandable cordless system.......2005-10-01

This is a good choice for someone who wants several linked cordless handsets, and it's priced competitively. You plug the base unit (which has a separate cordless handset) into a phone outlet and an power outlet, and then you can a place up to 7 handsets anywhere there's a nearby power outlet. In contrast to a Siemens expandable cordless system that we replaced, the AT&T handsets are weighted well and balanced nicely and the buttons are prominent, and the various features are easy to find. The range is good but not outstanding -- it covers about 2200 square feet with no problems, but when we tried to stretch reception by taking a handset outside the house into a brick out-building it didn't connect, in contrast to a 3-year-old Panasonic 900 MHz cordless. Two minor design annoyances: you have to enter your speed dial numbers into each handset individually - they should be stored in the base unit but they're not. And unlike the Siemens, you can't give names like "Kitchen" or "Den" to the handsets -- just numbers. So when you scroll thru a menu to make an intercom call to another handset, you have to remember its extension number. Other those two annoyances, it's quite a good system, though not perfect.

Product Description

Same as the 468 but equipped with a 410PL quick-release camera plate with a secondary safety catch and two spirit levels for precise leveling on both vertical and horizontal axis.This black anodized machined aluminum head has a 2" Teflon coated aluminum ball, combined with specially designed tension surfaces to provide movements as smooth as silk.A calibrated adjustable tension control allows you to preset the ball tension to suit your camera weight and give you fingertip control. The oversized lock knob makes it simple to securely lock the camera while the graduated panoramic base and separate pan lock assures perfect positioning.Camera plate has a 1/4-20" male thread, and the head to tripod attachment is 3/8" female.

Average customer rating:

Yecch!

Save your money

**DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA**

Very nice little camera

DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA

DC DXG-308 3MP Digital Camera

Manufacturer: DXG
ProductGroup: Photography
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Product Features:

3.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 10-by-13-inch enlargements

f/3.0

ISO 100

Store images on 16MB internal memory

Powered by 2 AA batteries

ASIN: B0001GBLBU

Product Description

Sleek, sturdy and fun! The 3 megapixel DXG-308 digital camera is compact and stylish enough to catty with you everywhere, yet more than capable of capturing high - quality images with enough detail to make very large prints. Small, weighs a bit over 4 ounces, so you can carry it comfortably until over next photo opportunity. Includes carry pouch.

Customer Reviews:

Yecch!.......2006-07-16

My entire problem with this camera is how s-l-o-w it is. Yes, I understand a 3.2 megapixel cheapie isn't going to take the best of shots, but I tried this recently with a DXG 301V "camcorder" back to back. The 301V takes average quality shots, and is ready again in 2-3 seconds. The 308 takes 5-7 seconds, and requires the brightest possible light. Even on a sunny morning the "watch for shake" icon is on. Practically all my pictures have some blur or distortion in them; At first I thought there was something wrong with the lens, until I took several pictures with a blur line right down them. I realized this camera is scanning the image so slowly that it's taking a second or so after I press the button to record anything. The 308 honestly is acting like it has an ISO of 25 and is something from the 1980's.

I rate this camera two only because the underwater housing actually works, but I can't see what use it would be expect in a shallow pool in Arizona on a tripod. I went through two 301v's before I got one that worked, so mine's may be a lemon, but at this point I'll just save up for something better.

Save your money.......2006-07-12

I don't recommend this camera to anyone. It usually takes terrible pictures and it drinks up battery juice like cheap wiskey. The flash won't work when you need it to and its hard to see the view screen. The zoom is relatively decent; and when you can get it to work right, it can take some okay pictures and video clips, but no one should waste their money on the DXG-308. There are so many great cameras out there, so save up and buy one you'll love. I recomend Cannon or Nikon.

**DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA**.......2006-06-25

This is quite possibly THE WORSE purchase I have EVER made in my life! I bought the camera the day before my son's graduation. I read through the User Manual, which doesn't really tell you anything...and thought all was ok. I was wrong. When my son's name was called to go up on stage to get his award, I realized (in COMPLETE horror)that the "preview display window" was dark. I was not able to take one single picture of my son walking down the aisle, when he received the diploma...nothing! This camera ruined our day. I was not able to take pictures until the graduation was over! Seems like it only takes pics outside. When I went on the DXGUSA website to their FAQ section, it states the camera is really made to be used in "natural light". The 4 pictures that I did manage to get took all day to capture because it took the darn thing like 15 seconds to "load" between each picture. (Try telling 5 teens to stay still in the same position until the camera decides it's ready to shoot again!)I ended up buying a disposable camera for 4 dollars and the pictures (taken way after the graduation was over) were much better. Kids don't graduate everyday, we missed out on all of the memories we could have had...if only I did not purchase this CRAPPY camera. I am so disappointed! Please do yourselves a favor: STAY AWAY FROM THIS CAMERA.

**To the folks who gave this product a good review: Are we talking about the same camera here????**

Very nice little camera.......2006-02-18

I bought this camera to take with me when I kayak. I haven't been able to take it in the ocean yet, but I tested it in the pool, and it had no problems.I have only taken about 100 pictures with it so far with mixed results.I should first say that I am happy with it. The pictures I took outdoors in good light came out very good.Using the high res settings they had good color, were clear, sharp, and had no distortion.The clips I took using the movie mode, in good light, were reasonable, (better than I expected.) The pictures i took indoors using the flash were not as good, but still about what I expected.I knew they were not going to be as sharp as my Nikon, but I didn't want to take my Nikon in the ocean. I have a specific purpose in mind for this camera, and I think it going to be just fine for that purpose. For the money I think it is a fine sports, waterfront camera. I did find that it was dificult to get the focus right in macro mode. You have a very short depth of field,(about two inches), so keep within that range. I did get some nice pictures of a bee though, (and most cameras in this price range don't have a macro at all). I was very glad I could find a digital camera that was waterproof in this price range, and based on my tests, and my needs, it is just fine.

DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA.......2006-01-15

I bought this camera for my daughter for Christmas, what a mistake that was, the flash overexposed every picture and the manual controls were not user friendly, invest in a better camera for your money like the Vivitar 3785 or Canon A510 .

DC DXG308U 3MP Digital Camera with Underwater Housing

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Yecch!
Save your money
**DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA**
Very nice little camera
DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA

DC DXG308U 3MP Digital Camera with Underwater Housing

Manufacturer: DXG
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Product Features:

Up to 6.6 megapixels
For use in up to five meters in depth
16 MB internal memory
Secure digital card slot
1.5 inch color LCD display

ASIN: B0002DUURS

Product Description

The DXG-308U Digital Camera is for people who want to capture those amazing moments in life, whether they're at home, outdoors or under the waves. This compact, sturdy camera features a special underwater housing -- allowing you to take great-looking photos in up to 15 feet of water. 16MB internal memory Flash Modes - Auto, Off, Red Eye Reduction White Balance modes - Auto, Sunny, Self-Timer with 10 second delay Special underwater housing made from polycarbonate and non-corrosive stainless steel; Double-seal gasket and quick-latching blade USB 1.1 compatible & NTSC/PAL TV Out Stores directly to SD/MMC Card (supports up to 512MB card) Waterproof Depth - Up to 15 feet (5 meters) Powered by 5V USB or 2 AA batteries Requires PC running Windows XP/2000/Me/98SE & HDD with 10MB free Dimensions - 5.1 x 3.5 x 2.4 (130 x 90 x 60 mm) Weight - 0.77 lbs. (350g) with batteries Box includes - USB cable, TV Output cable, wrist strap, camera pouch, software, user manuals

Customer Reviews:

Yecch!.......2006-07-16

Save your money.......2006-07-12

**DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA**.......2006-06-25

Very nice little camera.......2006-02-18

DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA.......2006-01-15

Customer Reviews:

I have no idea what to put as the title for this review........2005-06-04

Much less, what to really say about this keyboard. For the second time this week, I'm stumped on a review. While the Dreamcast keyboard isn't really necessary for the typical gamer, you're going to need this thing in order to play one of the more "out-there" games: Typing of the Dead. Sure, during the Dreamcast's unappreciated lifespan, most people that bought this used it when they went online with their systems for internet purposes, or Phantasy Star Online, but Typing of the Dead really got the most use out of this accessory. While it's not one of those fancy keyboards that's curved in the middle and seperates both sides, it gets the job done. I'm able to play TotD without any problems. The buttons aren't too stiff, and the response is flawless. I'm able to hold my 120wpm rate steadily, taking out everything that walks my path. There's not a whole lot I can say about what playing with the keyboard (as dirty as that sounds) is like, so I'll just keep it short. Typing of the Dead requires it. Phantasy Star Online players would benefit greatly from it. And my hat's off to those still playing PSO on their DC. That's dedication right there.

There's no picture here, and since I don't have a camera that's compatible with this computer at the moment, I can't post a picture to show you all what it looks like. But you can easily do a search for "Dreamcast keyboard" and see for yourself. More or less, it looks like your standard keyboard. The backspace key though, is one of the letter-sized keys, and just has a little arrow symbol on it. There are also 3 "S" buttons at the bottom along with the spacebar. It also says "Dreamcast" on the upper-right side above the side-number section. There's no swirl logo, which struck me as odd since it's on every other first party accessory of Sega's. What would've been nice to add in, was a VMU slot somewhere on the bottom or on the top with an added hole for the screen or something in case you needed to see it. When I first went to play Typing of the Dead, I wasn't sure how I'd be able to save my game data until I took a chance and plugged the controller with the VMUs in the second port, and had the keyboard in the first. Sure enough, it worked. And sure enough, I could've learned this by reading the TotD instruction manual. Duh huh poridge. The cable connecting the system to the board is long enough. It's about the same length as the controller's cord, but doesn't come out of the bottom thank god. That was a problem with the DC controllers- the cord came out of the bottom of it, canceling out the maximum length. Here, the cord sticks out from the top. Oh, and if you need it, you can prop it up with the two little pegs on the back of the keyboard.

I honestly don't have any complaints. I might have if I picked it and TotD up back when they first came out, since the price was more than what I just got them for...and maybe 5 other games released here in the states system used the keyboard. It's a solid accessory worth your money. Especially now that the price for anything-Dreamcast (save Rival Schools and a few other select games) is at its lowest. Get another and kick some undead ass in TotD.

Full Potential of the Dreamcast.......2004-07-09

OK, so in case you didn't know, without buying a keyboard adapter, this is the only way to interface with your Dreamcast while it is running Linux. That's right, I said LINUX on your dreamcast. And yes, it saves a bunch of time if you are using the web browser. It sounds like a lot of you aren't using your dreamcast to it's full potential. If you have:
1. An internet connection
2. A CD burner
3. Nero or DiscJuggler
4. Some basic computer knowhow, and an ability to follow instructions...
You can do almost anything with your dreamcast, including running Emulators & Roms, installing an Operating System, Playing MP3's and DIVX
More info is on www.dcemulation.com
Have fun kids and happy gaming!

Very good service.......2002-11-16

Thank you..Ecellent service,fast shipping..

Not a necessary item.......2002-07-17

Nothing to get extremely excited about, after all, this is just a standard PC keyboard that's compatible with the Sega Dreamcast. How is it? Pretty much like any one of those bargain-basement Windows keyboards you find at CompUSA...key feedback is a little mushy and, well, there aren't very many games or DC applications that utilize it!

For the few people who actually use their DC for web browsing or email (poor souls), this is worth the cost. If you're gonna use it for gaming, be advised that there are only a handful of games that use it. Typing of the Dead, Rogue Spear, Quake III, Unreal Tournament and a few others, but is it worth spending [money] for an accessory you'll only use for 5+ games on a dead gaming platform? Not really and even then you'll more than likely need the mouse which is another [price] investment!

Unless you're a completist, you can get these (or the third party clones) very cheaply at [local stores]. Better yet, use your existing PC keyboard with a [price] Dreacast keyboard adapter. For what it does it's good, but consider the requirements before you spend your money.

~DC Keyboard~.......2002-05-06

I have to say that if your looking for the official SEGA keyboard to work wit the DREAMCAST browser and other SEGA NET titles this is it guys. It matches the color of the console so you guys won't be mismatching; because you know that the girls don't like that right? Now, this is an excellent keyboard it worked very well for me in Quake 3 Arena. If you guys are ever online and your losing to DVL well its me :) I bought it used at a really great price (less than 10 dollars) I recommend buying it used since the quality of the keyboard is just as good as the original. Well, good luck with your gaming guys.

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