Fun and functional, the Quest Collection provides visual appeal and unique storage options for today's serious gamers.
Boasting a bold high-gloss black and cherry-red color scheme, Bush Furniture's Quest TV and video game station adds a youthful, modern look to a den, family room, or bedroom. This spacious unit accommodates most 32-inch conventional TVs (up to 176 pounds) and most 42-inch flat-panel TVs (up to 100 pounds), plus plenty of gaming supplies. Six molded plastic storage bins with library-style pulls neatly store games, and a large center cabinet handles joysticks, remotes, and accessories. The open compartment features adjustable shelves and holds a DVD player or game console. Keeping everything tidy, the back is cut out to allow wires and cords to snake away inconspicuously. This piece measures 47-5/8 inches wide by 19-3/8 inches deep by 21 inches high and has been tested for tip-free safety. Assembly is required, and instructions and a toll-free customer help line are included. Six-year warranty. --Kara Karll
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Bush Furniture Quest TV Stand and Video Game Station, Black/Red Review
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
MICRO QUEST 6120 External Battery Review
Battery-Biz is a leading manufacturer and distributor of batteries, adapters and chargers and the industry's source for Hi-Capacity(TM) brand power products. Hi-Capacity(TM) products are made using the finest components available and carry a one year warranty against defects in material and workmanship. Hi-Capacity(TM) products are guaranteed to meet or exceed original specifications.
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Standard Horizon STD-GX1500SB Quest-X Fixed-Mount VHF Radio (Black) Review
This radio was bought to replace the Icom IC-M602 radios used on board some commercial ships. The problem with the Icom was the lack of RF shielding. This unit does not interfere with any other radios, has DSC capability and great audio. DSC wiring is simple and straight forward. Nice bright display matches Vertex radios and unit is rugged. Screen size is not the largest but shows everything you need without going through menu screens. Solid performing radio. Get black for UV resistance and a cooler look.
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Scosche MN1377B Installation Kit for 1999 and Up Mercury Villager and Nissan Quest Review
Scosche Mn1377B Installation Kit For 1999 & Up Mercury Villager & Nissan Quest
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Scosche MN1377B 1999-02 Mercury Villager / Nissan Quest Kit With 1.5 CD Storage Pocket Review
Scosche MN1377B 1999-02 Mercury Villager / Nissan Quest Kit With 1.5 CD Storage Pocket
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Quest SASSCS Standard Charger and NiMH Battery Kit (4-Pack) Review
The newest generation of more sophisticated and functional digital still cameras, especially those in the four megapixel and above "prosumer" market segment, require more powerful, more dependable and longer lasting batteries to deliver top performance. Harding Energy meets this need with its Quest rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) AA batteries and charger kits.
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Monday, July 6, 2009
RAM Mounting Systems Flat Surface Mount for Garmin Quest and Quest II Review
The RAM marine grade aluminum mount with flat surface mounting base includes a 1'' diameter ball and socket system with RAM plastic cradle for the Garmin Quest and Quest II. Flat surface mounting base attaches to any flat surface. Manufactured in the USA and comes with RAM Lifetime Warranty.
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Lextra Pendleton Spirit Quest MouseRug, 10.25 x 7.125 Inches, Beige, Brown and Gold, One (PSQ-1) Review
Lextra Fiber Graphics image is created with dyed nylon fibers driven into design by high voltage, permanently laminated to natural rubber (latex) base. World's most comfortable, soft mousing surface. Washable, will not split or de-laminate Invented and made in Colorado, USA Culturally significant classic images, many licensed from world famous museums.
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Saturday, July 4, 2009
Garmin Quest 115-Megabyte Handheld GPS (010-00306-00) Review
I bought this item for more than a year already. It was and still is a good GPS that 90% of the time directs you to the right place. You just need sometime to get used to the command. The best thing to do is to first find a familiar place with this GPS and see how it directs you to the destination. However, I give it a three star because it is losing reception after one year of use for whatever reason. It used to only lose signal when I travel inside cities that have a lot of tall buildings. Now it just lose signal randowly and more frequently. Although I fix this problem by buying the external antenna, but I can only give a three star.
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Friday, July 3, 2009
GARMIN 010-10610-00 Quest Motorcycle Mount Review
This mount works well. A sliding snap on the side securely holds the GPS unit to the mount. It does take a 3rd party mounting bracket (I used one from RAM which provides very sturdy mounts). I am concerned about possible corrosion in the future, as the electrical contacts are not watertight, but will worry about that when the time comes. I found the mount on-line for about $55 and would recommend it to anyone.
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Garmin Handlebar Mount for Quest (010-10507-00) Review
I bought this mount for the Garmin Quest. I use it on my '98 Harley Electra Glide. This mount work GREAT! I have it right on the handle bar and when the GPS is not mounted you can barely tell it's there. The GPS snaps into a holder that snaps onto the semi-permanent mount that stays on your bars. Works like a champ and the best part is that the GPS can easily be removed when you get where you're going. If you use your bike for long trips or just like to see where you are this works great.
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Garmin Quest 2 Portable Weatherproof Handheld GPS with MapSource City Maps Review
I love the fact that this units fits in a shirt pocket and can run for many hours on one recharge. I bought it to replace my Garmin Quest that was lost/stolen. Unlike the original Quest, this one holds all of North America (no more reloading maps every time I travel). However, I have noticed that the Quest 2 (compared with the original Quest) is slower calculating routes, finding things, and refreshing the map as you travel. I suspect this is because of the increased memory (the amount of data it has to go through). For me the speed is acceptable but you can wait for 30 seconds or so while it plots longer routes. If you love portable use and small units for traveling, get this one, unless you are impatient with these things.
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