CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Visit manufacturer site for details. Review summaryThe Motorola V400 is a blend of two other popular models from the company: the decidedly hip V300 and the no-nonsense Motorola V600. The result, however, is a somewhat curious mix. The handset's world-roaming capability, integrated VGA camera, speakerphone, and rich color screen are enough to please serious cell shoppers, but its style is a bit ho-hum, especially when compared to that of its hipper siblings. Measuring 3.5 by 1.9 by 1.0 inches and weighing 4.3 ounces, the Motorola V400 is the same size as the V300. Yet instead of sporting the V300's rubbery blue cover, the V400 is finished in basic cell phone silver. Though some users might favor this more subdued look, the plain cover isn't removable, and the overall design is more serious than stylish. Nevertheless, the handset enjoys solid construction and is comfortable to hold while you're talking.

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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Visit manufacturer site for details. Review summaryIf you're searching for an affordable CD- and DVD-burning package primarily for data backup and disaster recovery, NTI's CD & DVD Maker 6.7 Platinum Suite is worth considering. Although it features a handful of other capabilities--including video editing; DVD authoring and playback; and audio, VideoCD, and SuperVideo CD production--these are not CD & DVD Maker's strong points. If you're mostly interested in advanced video editing and DVD authoring, you're better off with another package. Roxio's Easy Media Creator 7.0 and Ahead's Nero Ultra 6.0, while a bit more expensive, both offer more features, superior performance, and a better interface than NTI's CD & DVD Maker 6.7 Platinum Suite. Setting up NTI CD & DVD Maker 6.7 Platinum Suite requires three separate, sequential installations, including one reboot. It's a somewhat tedious process that could use some streamlining. The software requires 400MB of free drive space, but it can run on Pentium III computers with as little as 64MB of RAM--attractive if you're running an older computer.Once you've installed the suite, you can select most of the component applications from the main CD & DVD Maker splash screen, but unfortunately, not all of them. For example, you can't call up the software's audio editor from the Audio button, where all of the other audio functions live; rather, you need to access it via the Tools menu. In addition, the splash screen has no button for video editing; instead, you must click the nonintuitive Video DVD icon to open HomeVideo-Maker or launch it from the Start menu. Easy Media Creator 7.0 and Nero Ultra 6.0 use both task-based and application-specific menus, which make their various functions much more accessible.

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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Visit manufacturer site for details. Review summaryThe Motorola V400 is a blend of two other popular models from the company: the decidedly hip V300 and the no-nonsense Motorola V600. The result, however, is a somewhat curious mix. The handset's world-roaming capability, integrated VGA camera, speakerphone, and rich color screen are enough to please serious cell shoppers, but its style is a bit ho-hum, especially when compared to that of its hipper siblings. Measuring 3.5 by 1.9 by 1.0 inches and weighing 4.3 ounces, the Motorola V400 is the same size as the V300. Yet instead of sporting the V300's rubbery blue cover, the V400 is finished in basic cell phone silver. Though some users might favor this more subdued look, the plain cover isn't removable, and the overall design is more serious than stylish. Nevertheless, the handset enjoys solid construction and is comfortable to hold while you're talking.