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Cool |
May 29, 2009 |
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Tyler Lavite
from Jerseyville, IL United States
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It is cool looking and easy to put together... but how do i get this to run on a Mac? all the directions talk about PC's
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: |
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Nifty learning tool |
November 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
JammerX19
from Worthington, PA United States
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This was a lot of fun to put together and I already have a plan for its use - it will display usage statistics for a web server farm that I monitor. My only beef with this thing is that it doesn't seem to work through a powered USB hub. It works fine on any straight-to-PC connection so far but my D-Link 7-port powered hub allows it to connect but my PC won't talk to it.
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A fun little kit, with lots of potential uses. |
October 31, 2008 |
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Morten Nisker
from Aarhus, Denmark
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The kit arrived neatly packaged with all parts present. Soldering it was swift and without any problems. The assembly instructions are very detailed and easy to follow.
After a quick check of component placing and soldering, I plugged it in and it worked right away.
It displays all numbers and the letters a-z, and a some symbols like ?!"'*=+-. A few of the letters and symbols does look a little strange, but it is not a big issue.
I use it under OS X and it works very well. Sending data to it is very simple and it quite cleverly discard unsupported and excess characters. I have only gotten around to making a clock so far, but have plenty of ideas for other things to display.
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