Does everything you could possibly expect for the price
582670
I bought this TV from Amazon, but with a price match to CompUSA.  It arrived last week, and so far, it works perfectly--as well as I could possibly expect for the under-$500 price I paid.

The passive 3D technology (using lightweight polarized glasses) is generally both impressive and unobtrusive.

a) The one true 3D Blu-Ray movie I have watched so far is Disney's Christmas Carol.  3D effects were impressive but not eye-popping.  However, I think that was Disney's deliberate intention--to avoid exaggerated 3D effects that might nauseate children and give adults headaches over an hour-and-a-half span.

b) 3D (side-by-side) YouTube videos (streamed from the Internet to my Panasonic BDT215P Blu-Ray player) look good.  The TV automatically recognizes side-by-side video and displays it in 3D.

c) 3D photos and videos on my HTC Evo 3D phone play reasonably well, in 3D, on the TV via a simple MHL adapter.  The quality is lower because the pixel resolution is that of the phone's own screen (960x540) rather than the source (1920x1080 photo, 1280x720 video).

d) 3D photos and videos from my Evo 3D play better when transferred to a USB stick and plugged into the Panasonic Blu-Ray player.  The Panasonic sends side-by-side to the TV, which (again, very conveniently) automatically interprets it as 3D.  The only glitch in this procedure is that 3D videos must be remuxed into the .mkv format by a tool such as mkvmerge (and with the obscure option Disable Header Compression enabled).

e) The TV offers 2D-to-3D conversion for anything it displays, from DVDs to broadcast television.  This added-3D effect is generally rather minor, but I will probably use it when I can.

In buying this low-priced 3D TV, I consciously made a few tradeoffs:

- I didn't need LED backlighting.  The primary advantage of LED backlighting is to make the TV lighter and thinner.  This might have been nice, but I was not willing to pay considerably extra for it.

- I didn't need any Internet capability in the TV itself.  My Panasonic BDT215P player has all the Internet capability I need right now; and as the technology progresses, I can eventually replace a small $130 player much more easily than a large $480 TV.

- I didn't need a name brand.  I figure that passive 3D technology (for 42" TVs) is probably manufactured in only a couple places on earth right now, so I suspect that my TV was built in the same place that produces Vizio or LG 3D TVs.  Interestingly, RCA Televisions Canada sells this same LCD4299A as their own, although I could easily believe that Curtis simply bought the RCA name in Canada.  (I don't think there is a "real" RCA anymore, just a virtual brand.)
3756733
It's hard to imagine getting a better deal on a keyboard/mouse that works with just about everything than this. For $15, you get a lightweight, fairly thin keyboard-touchpad combo that works pretty darn well.

The keyboard functionality of this is top-notch. The keys give good feedback, but aren't hard to press, and they're separated enough that thumb-typing, the kind of thing you'd do with this kind of keypad, works pretty well. The extra-buttons for media functions even work perfectly across all platforms! I've used this with multiple Windows machines, as well as my Galaxy S4 phone and Nexus 7 tablet, worked great everywhere, and the small receiver size makes it ideal for an OTG port.

The touchpad is okay, but I've found it to be very very touchy so far, sometimes it even likes to move without your finger actually touching it. I usually disable the touch-to-click functionality (Fn-F8), as it usually creates for me more issues than it solves.

That's also where it should be mentioned that some of the features around this are not well documented. You can control the sensitivity of the touchpad with Fn-Space, and it's "kind of" mentioned on the box, but it's not really documented. You'd also think based off of the pictures that Fn-F8 turns off the touchpad altogether, but in actuality it just disables tap-to-click. I wish there were at least some basic instructions with it. I know this is very straight-forward, it's a keyboard and touchpad, but something would be nice.

Those quirks aren't enough for me to say this isn't worth it. It's well priced, well sized, and once you get used to it, a very versatile device.
2977765
Works great, does all you need at a great price.
57330
If you want a system with all the best modern features at an affordable price this is a great start.  It may not be quite up to the quality level of "Pro" systems but for this price you just can't argue!
4094308
Has all the features I need, I'd recommend it to a friend
4103066
As expected - it does the job and then some
3030349
Easily does what you want it to do and you can't beat the price.
2747519
Does what it is suppose to as it should for what you pay for this.
1841978
In reviewing anything, I always have to keep in mind, "Did I get a good value for the money?" The bottom line on this product is a resounding "Yes!"

:: Pros ::
Price
Features (just a few)
-Dual-band receiver + FM Radio
-Dual-watch on either or both bands
-Great battery life
-Voice-prompts
-VOX Function
-Flashlight function (seriously...)
Accessories
-Belt Clip
-Headset

:: Cons ::
Terrible instructions
Belt-clip screws are just a hair too short to be stable, fixed with Loc-Tite
Squelch is menu-based, not easily accessible
Programming from the keypad is miserable

:: Details ::
Appears to be plenty-sensitive with the included rubber-duck antenna. Volume ranges from loud enough to too-darn-loud (not an issue), and is putting out a pretty consistent 4.5 Watts.

If you're getting one of these, get the USB programming cable, and download the right drivers and CHIRP to program it. Makes the process much easier. It's a good bang for the buck, and if you're looking for a cheap toss-around radio, this is a good choice.
1479474
Simple design, decent quality, works as expected, no complaints
2381918
Gets the job done for $50, can't ask for a better deal
3962089
For the price, it does a nice job. Of course its not perfect, but it's exactly what you'd expect. Just make sure you know what settings you're putting it on, I made that mistake once.
3816082
At a price of only $29.99, I wasn't expecting too much, but this unit has delivered all that I expected - a functional wireless keyboard and mouse, working well right out of the box. I chose this unit because of (a) price, and (b) its small keyboard footprint. I wasn't seeking additional programmable buttons (though it has some), nor was I concerned with 800dpi pixel precision mouse performance, because it's not used for any work that detailed (like photo editing). We also didn't care if the mouse was "non-ergonomic", in fact, we prefer the 'older' style small mouse as opposed to the larger curved ergonomic style. Given these expectations, the EX110 does the trick for us. All buyers should consider listing what's important to them, in priority order, and let that be a guide for product selection. Many of us are so easily attracted and influenced by features and functions that we'll never use or use only infrequently.

Production quality appears sufficient for our light use, perhaps an hour each day; for a heavy user, I might be concerned about long term reliability of pounding the keys thousands of times, but that is simply an opinion and projection, and is not based on experience. I don't have enough time with the unit yet to experience the battery life (two AA in the mouse, two AAA in the keyboard). The system worked well right out of the box, and my wife, the primary user, is very pleased with it. The receiver sits under the desk totally out of view around 15 inches away from the mouse, with the thick desktop in between, with perfect performance. I didn't even have to install the Logitech drivers for my WinXP OS. My only product design complaint - the keyboard tilt legs (underside, in the rear, that lift the backside of the keyboard) are somewhat low, are not adjustable as on the more expensive units, and do not tilt the keyboard enough for her liking; this might be an individual preference.
3810481
I'm pleased with this system for the price I paid. It does what I need and I don't expect it to do more then what it's designed for. I've always built my own high end systems but at this price it's more then adequate for my needs. Don't expect it to be a gaming system or run apps that require intense graphics, if those are your needs look elsewhere. Well packaged, delivery was prompt, setup was a breeze.
2421714
Does exactly what it should do, does it at a reasonable price and it is a good value.
102371
No issues with it. Picture doesn't do it justice. Great features for the price. Everything works with Ubuntu 14.04. Bios update with USB stick worked flawlessly and much quicker than expected.
4814163
Great, especially for the price. Leaves me with nothing more to be desired.