Lot of 2 PoweredUSB 12V+ PCIe x1 Cards for Fujitsu TP-X POS Systems
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- t***t (18)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseFast shipment and arrival. Kindle arrived exactly as pictured and described and was well-secured. However, it was packaged in the box of another product with its labels crossed off with magic marker, which was initially confusing as I thought I received something I didn't order. Overall very satisfied, but the seller can benefit from shipping in neutral, generic boxes in the future.
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Mar 13, 2016
For pros and enthusiasts
Should you need a cartridge for your turntable, whether replacing it, or wanting something to augment your hardware as a DJ to use in conjunction with Serato DJ applications, Ortofon's Serato S-120 is your choice.
Mar 13, 2016
If you need it
We bought our Tony Hawk SHRED kit used, and failed to notice that the dongle was missing. This was perfectly usable, even if it's written for RIDE.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS DONGLE WILL ONLY WORK ON THE PS3 VERSION. 360 OWNERS DON'T NEED A DONGLE.
Mar 13, 2016
Still great
1 of 1 found this helpful Samsung's GS3 is still a great value proposition. The dual-core processor is a little dated, and will limit multi-tasking a little, but it's very slim, pocketable, and comfortable in the hand. Combine that with a massive community on sites like XDA Developers, and some tinkering, and you can get rid of that Kit-Kat TouchWiz crap, and get some stock Android Marshmallow thrown on in a cinch. Highly recommended.