Leap frogs IQuest

The IQuest is the new revelution of private learning. It has a built in calculator, note pad, dictonary, you can put cartrages in for diferent learning courses and much much more. The dictonary is so usful, when I don't want to spend 10 minutes in a dictonary it's really helpful to gave an electronic one instead. The calculator ident the best but it's good for easy problems. The screen size is ok but the size of the machine is way to large. It barly fits in my hands and it looks sort of ugly. ( even tho you can buy covers but there around 20 dollars for a set of 3) there are many different cartreges you can get depending on your skill skill level. They range from 6 th grade to 8 th grade so thers always a course for everyone. The price was 90 dollars and is a great gift got a child entering middle school. So over all I would say the IQust is a B product. Only because my first one broke the first day I had it when I was using the dictonary so they arnet very reliable.

Nintendo DS lite

The nintendo ds lite is a super fun gaming divice. I got on about 3 years ago I had tons of fun with it. There were games for everyone. The first on I hade which was the all black one, I hade no problems with. Then I lost it so I got the DS lite with the blue front. Within the first 5 months the R and L keys had broken. Both my brothers and my sister all had a DS lite and to this day the R and L keys are broken. I think ther is some thing defective about the DS lite. In contrast the games were super fun and you could do pico chat which is really funny, and also the screen was a perfect size. The price which was 120 dollars when I bought it has droped so now it's 100 dollars which is a reasonable price even tho they break very easy. So over all it's broken a few times but I've had tons of fun using it so I would have to give Nintendos DS lite a B- just because of all the times it broke but also how much fun it is to have one.

Motorola Rival

The rival is a extreamly cool looking phone. So far I have had 4. The first one the screen broke, then the end button broke, then the keyboard broke, and last the screen broke again. Ther were many problems but also some really cool featurs. For example whenever you are putting in a symbol then the entire keypad turned green. Also the slider was really easy to slid, and the screen is farly large witch makes it pretty easy to text, and last the price . The price of the rival was 40 dollars, but for how many times it broke and stops working I don't belive it was worth the 40 dollars I spent on it. So over all I would give the rival an C.

Lg Envi 2

The lg Envi 2 is a reliable phone. I've hade it for around 2 months and haven't had a problem yet. The screen size is just right and the battery life is great. The ony thing that is really annoying is that the spacebar is on the side instead of the middle. Another thing LG could do to improve this phone is make it wifi compatible so I can use wifi without paying for it. Also if the screen in the front was bigger than it would be a lot easyier to text, but I like that it has a full keyboard cause it's way easyier to text. So over all I'd give this phone an B.

Trutech alarm clock

The trutech alarm clock is a very reliable clock. It gives me the right time and is easy to set up. I have had no problems with it and I have had it for around 2 years. It has a radio and an alarm clock and also if you put a battery on the bottom then if the power goes out or you move the clock then the time still keeps going without you having to reset it. The screen size is big and it's easy to program. From a price point it was only 20 dollars so I think that a pretty valuable buy. So over all this product gets an A from me.

Apple

Apple is one of my favorite companies. They come up with the coolest, funnest, and most reliable products on the market. I have an ITouch, it works great, it's super fun, i can go on utube and theres tons of really cool apps for me to play around with. I got it for christmas and so far i have had very few problems, but using the Internet is very annoying cause you have to keep changing the way you zoom in and out. From the price point perspective the ITouch is priced fairly well. The battery life is so
so but I especially like that at 20 percent power the ITouch gives you a heads up, but over all I don't think the battery lasts that long. Also the size of the ITouch is perfect, it fits right into my hands. So if I was going to give the apple ITouch a grade, it would definatly be an A.