These are getting harder to find and becoming more costly as the newer version is not as desirable. Microsoft seems to be moving toward online rental of it's software, and the 2010 versions still put the full product in the users hands.

I have just started using the Norwex cloth and love it. I haven't done windows yet, but it works wonders on very cloudy glass shower doors, mirrors, and stainless steel. An amazing product.

I bought this to wear while sleeping and use the silent alarm. It falls off every night! as well as during the day when I put my jackets on etc. The surface-tension "clasp" is too simple and lacks safety. It is ineffective for active sleepers.

I have used this product on both my kids. This has been the only product that assisted in healing my kiddos bums. My oldest has hip dysplasia and always had stool in her diaper. Once we found this product we never looked back. This helped heal her bum when it was so broke down she screamed when we laid her down because she knew what was coming. My second while in Nicu her bum also was broke down to the point of bleeding. Once we got her home we started using this and it took a bit to clear up but it worked where as everything else hadn't.

These shoes are definitely a far cry from my older B-Ball Shoes. The sole in particular leaves a lot to be desired. I will say to the "Pro" side of things that they are nice looking shoes. No qualms about that. However, that is not on the top of my list by any means. The unfortunate "Bad"...poor traction on the court, very poor. Night and day difference from my much older and more worn Nike. Very disappointing. Second, the sole itself is not cushioned well. I'm not talking about the insole here. That can be remedied easy enough with an insert. My aging Nike's fell apart after years of hanging around. You can see why they were better for comfort as well. I cannot recommend these to anyone looking to play competitive basketball. Fortunately, I'm just a coach so a little slip sliding away is not a big deal. My suggestion is to look elsewhere. Take it for what it is worth.