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1. Desktop Computer Keyboard
2. Languages: English-Malay (Malaysia)
3. Color: Black
4. USB connection
5. Lifetime warranty on letters engraving

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Specification: Mfr Part Number: KBJ-819-USB Type: Black Body Ergonomic Design Material: HIPS Interface: USB Lifetime: 10 million Input Power: 5 ± 0.25 V Force: 55 ± 8 g Return Force: > 20 g Keycaps Pull Force: > 1.5 kg Sleep/ Wake up/ Power - 3 Function Keys Num Lock/ Caps Lock/ Scroll Lock - 3pcs LED Function IBM PC or compatible Microsoft Windows 95/ 98/ ME/ 2000/ XP Operating System CE & part 15 of FCC certified EST test SPE: Touch: 8KV Un-touch: 12KV Cable Length: 1900 ± 10 mm Color: Black Dimensions (WxLxH): 164 x 455 x 21.5 mm Weight: 595 g

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Produced by Pioneer Artists, this concerto/special edition features David Sanborn on saxaphone and special apearances by George Harrison, Eric Clapton, David Gilmore, Ray Cooper and The National Philharmonic Orchestra. It also includes an artist documentary and insightful interviews about Michael Kamen's film scores for Brazil and Lethal Weapon. Songs Include: Sahsa, Zoe, Waiting For Daddy, Sandra and Melen Claire.

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Excellent sound

After much searching, I was thrilled to get my hands on this DVD (I already have the CD). What interests me about Michael Kamen is how he attempts and manages to bridge the gap between seemingly odd music genres.

This DVD is no different. With David Sanborn, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour and George Harrison, you'll definitely get a different blend of music here. The main player beside the NPO is Sanborn with his trusted Selmer saxaphone.

Sanborn's playing is very controlled throughout and the orchestra provides adequate backing. This DVD comes with a bonus documentary section where the viewer will get a deeper appreciation on the inspiration that led to the music and interviews with the respective guest artistes.

The Concerto music is presented as a collage of images; a section of the orchestra, Sanborn, Kamen and other scenes conveying the mood of the music.

The DVD features crisp sound which would definitely please those who own the CD and I would have given this DVD 4 stars if they also include the complete guest performances. In any case, this is a worthy investment as we would probably not get many of this kind of production.

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Tour the towers that made history and altered the future. Why was New York’s most famous skyscraper dubbed the "Empty State Building?" How big is Japan’s planned "supertower?" Tour the world’s most incredible skylines with award-winning author-illustrator—and captivating storyteller—David Macaulay (The Way Things Work) and trace the amazing stories of skyscrapers. From France’s Gothic cathedrals to Malaysia’s record-breaking Petronas Towers, Skyscrapers introduces courageous creators, recounts little known history, and reveals supersized triumphs through spectacular film footage and dramatic recreations.

- Discover how a medieval feud between rival Italian families helped create some of the world’s earliest skyscrapers
- Meet Gustave Eiffel, whose experience as a bridge builder produced one of the world’s most famous towers
- View rare footage of the Empire State Building’s construction, and learn what drove one of the building’s contractors to a nervous breakdown
- Learn how design flaws in New York’s Citicorp Center could have led to the greatest skyscraper catastrophe in history
- Bonus activity! Build a mini-skyscraper using only newspaper, a few books, and an electric fan

David Macaulay hosts Building Big, the five-part series that brings you the amazing truth behind the greatest manmade wonders of the world. From the top of the Golden Gate Bridge to inside the Hoover Dam, Building Big travels the world exploring Bridges, Tunnels, Dams, Skyscrapers and Domes in unforgettable, really big adventures.

Includes bonus hands-on building activity designed for kids.

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