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  Apple Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard Server [10-Client License]

  Software (Apple)
  

  Rating (9 reviews):

  (3.3/5)

  

  Rough at First, but running great now.

  When Leopard Server was first released, it certainly had some bugs. But any IT person worth their pay knows that you never install the first version of an Server OS after release.Now that we are up to version 10.5.2, I feel like it's ready to shine.The new Basic Install is great for those who are not really the IT person, but was put in charge of managing the server. The "On/Off" switches really make it easy to get services up and running.My favorite thing about Advanced is the ability to see so many stats on how the server is doing under heavy loads.And of course the best thing about a Mac OS X Server is the licensing. When compared to the costs of Windows server software, it's no comparison. 5/5 Brian Stucki (Las Vegas, NV) - See all my reviews, May 13, 2008

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  Great Server Software

  Not sure about some of the negative reviews of this product... I hate to say it, but I feel like the bad reviews are coming from people that do not know what they are doing in regards to setting up a server. This is a much improved implementation of server software over 10.4. Clean interface and very easy to use assuming you understand DNS, OD, WGM, and so on. As a Macintosh Consultant I have installed and setup several servers running 10.5 and they have all ran very smooth with very minimal downtime. 5/5 HookEmHorns (Austin, TX) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard Server [10-Client License] (DVD-ROM) Not sure about some of the negative reviews of this product... I hate to say it, but I feel like the bad reviews are coming from people that do not know what they are doing in regards to setting up a server. This is a much improved implementation of server software over 10.4. Clean interface and very easy to use assuming you understand DNS, OD, WGM, and so on. As a Macintosh Consultant I have installed and setup several servers running 10.5 and they have all ran very smooth with very minimal downtime. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , October 29, 2008

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  It just doesn't work

  I admit I was duped into thinking this would be like Leopard desktop. The cold reality is that, from a server point of view, it's just Unix (FreeBSD) and other open source underneath. This is a good thing. The problem is that the pretty GUI tools just don't work. And when they don't, or if you just want to configure something a little more or a little different than what Apple gives you, you are up a creek. That is because Apple "extends" all the pieces, and they fight each other if you try to do something "under the table". In fact, I found it takes much longer to isolate/fix/configure something than if it was just straight Unix. It's pretty, but it's not worth it. Apple makes great hardware and a great desktop OS, but pass on this server version. The pretty tools are just aggravating. 1/5 Bud - See all my reviews, January 31, 2009

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  List Price: $499.00
  

  View, play, and read files without even opening them

  Desktop with a gorgeous new look; organize files in stacks

  Add effects to video chats and make remote presentations

  Restore any file on the system; email personalized stationery

  Mac OS X upgrade with more than 300 innovations

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  Mac OS X Version 10.5.4 Leopard Server Unlimited Client

  Software (Apple)
  List Price: $999.00
  

  Unlimited-client edition of Apple's award-winning UNIX server operating system; makes it easy for small businesses, workgroups, and enterprises to take full advantage of the benefits of a server

  Find people, shared contacts, groups, locations, and resources; find content on network servers quickly

  Publish collaborative documents on your own wiki-powered website with Wiki Server

  Share calendars, schedule meetings, and coordinate events with iCal Server

  Capture, encode, publish, and distribute podcasts with Podcast Producer

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  Lodge LL Mini Square Server, 4.5 ", 10 oz.

  Home (Lodge)
  

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  Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Directory Services v10.6: A Guide to Configuring Directory Services on Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard

  Book (Peachpit Press)
  

  Rating (3 reviews):

  (4.0/5)

  

  Too many errors and problems

  The other books I own from this publisher are very good, but this one looks like it was hurried to press and not properly proof-read.Examples of errors:on page 51 is a command for creating groups in the directory called "dseditgroup", and the text reads"dseditgroup -o -create ..."there is no hyphen before "create."This is pretty minor, but more frustrating are the situations in which the author simply skips over some critical information, such as on page 32 when he mentions user record templates. He tells us what should be in there, but doesn't tell us what format this template should be in, the syntax to use, etc.This stuff needs to be corrected in the next edition for sure. 2/5 C. F Higgins (Warrenville, Illinois United States) - See all my reviews, October 14, 2010

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  MacOSX Dir. Svcs. - Great learning and reference manual

  I'm still tearing into this book but, so far, it seems to very much have the 'under the hood,' in depth information that I was looking for. I will certainly continue to purchase items from this collection of Apple resources and from this vendor. 5/5 jimmydtx (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Directory Services v10.6: A Guide to Configuring Directory Services on Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard (Paperback) I'm still tearing into this book but, so far, it seems to very much have the 'under the hood,' in depth information that I was looking for. I will certainly continue to purchase items from this collection of Apple resources and from this vendor. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 9, 2012

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  Knocked One Out Of The Park

  This title is absolutely worth every penny. From Open Directory to Active Directory, to a healthy combination, this book is well written, well organized and obviously painstakingly combed over. The excursuses are well thought out and the text contains thorough coverage of the topic that is unparalleled. This book will remain on my bookshelf for a long time to come (until it is updated to 10.7 at least)! 5/5 Charles S. Edge (Santa Monica, CA USA) - See all my reviews, January 28, 2010

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  List Price: $64.99
  

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  LaCie 5 big Network v.2 10TB 2 x Gigabit Ethernet RAID Professional 5-Bay Network Attached Storage 301525U

  CE (Lacie)
  

  Rating (20 reviews):

  (3.4/5)

  

  Unit looks OK, performance was terrible

  The case for this LaCie unit is nice. Small unit that you can hide just about anywhere if you're using it at home. If it's in an office, it's going to be in a datacenter or closet, so the looks of it won't matter a lot.Overall the thing is self-explanatory. Plug in one or two ethernet cables into LAN1 (and LAN2 for failover/load balance bonded NICs). Plug in the power, flip the switch. After that, let it pickup the DHCP address, and then use the LaCie software to access it via a web interface for config.The Web interface is acceptable. It doesn't really give you the ability to get into things at a nitty-gritty level, which is good and bad (depending on what you want to do). However, there are icons and input fields for everything that most people want to do. It can be slow at times, and it seems that a lot of changes that are made to the network settings force a reboot of the unit (which takes about 3 minutes). For an example, I had the two NICs in failover mode, and I... 1/5 Ray Salamon - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: LaCie 5 big Network v.2 10TB 2 x Gigabit Ethernet RAID Professional 5-Bay Network Attached Storage 301525U (Personal Computers) The case for this LaCie unit is nice. Small unit that you can hide just about anywhere if you're using it at home. If it's in an office, it's going to be in a datacenter or closet, so the looks of it won't matter a lot.Overall the thing is self-explanatory. Plug in one or two ethernet cables into LAN1 (and LAN2 for failover/load balance bonded NICs). Plug in the power, flip the switch. After that, let it pickup the DHCP address, and then use the LaCie software to access it via a web interface for config.The Web interface is acceptable. It doesn't really give you the ability to get into things at a nitty-gritty level, which is good and bad (depending on what you want to do). However, there are icons and input fields for everything that most people want to do. It can be slow at times, and it seems that a lot of changes that are made to the network settings force a reboot of the unit (which takes about 3 minutes). For an example, I had the two NICs in failover mode, and I... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 11, 2011

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  Reliable network storage solution

  We have a network of 10 computers in our office and we had to arrange a central file server solution. 5big Network proved to be an easy to use and set up RAID-array: you connect it to the router and then to each of the computers. None of our staff has advanced technical skills and yet we didn't run into any issues during the installation process. The control panel is very straightforward. The unit has been working flawlessly so far. 5/5 D.A> - See all my reviews This review is from: LaCie 5 big Network v.2 10TB 2 x Gigabit Ethernet RAID Professional 5-Bay Network Attached Storage 301525U (Personal Computers) We have a network of 10 computers in our office and we had to arrange a central file server solution. 5big Network proved to be an easy to use and set up RAID-array: you connect it to the router and then to each of the computers. None of our staff has advanced technical skills and yet we didn't run into any issues during the installation process. The control panel is very straightforward. The unit has been working flawlessly so far. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , November 13, 2011

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  Great server

  I've been looking for a quality server for our office to organize centralized backup and file sharing. Considered different options, mostly looked at the servers with hot-swap hard drives, and good reputation. Lacie 5big ticked all the boxes. We've been using it for a year now and it works like a champ. Excellent server solution! 5/5 Tdupont - See all my reviews This review is from: LaCie 5 big Network v.2 5 TB 2 x Gigabit Ethernet RAID Professional 5-Bay Network Attached Storage 301511U (Personal Computers) I've been looking for a quality server for our office to organize centralized backup and file sharing. Considered different options, mostly looked at the servers with hot-swap hard drives, and good reputation. Lacie 5big ticked all the boxes. We've been using it for a year now and it works like a champ. Excellent server solution! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 31, 2011

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  List Price: $1,099.00
  Price: $975.99
  You Save: $123.01 (11%)

  RAID 5 or RAID 6 (hot-swap) modes in case of disk failure

  Fast access to your NASPerformance up to 70MB/

  iSCSI target client

  Dynamic DNS remote access

  Failover and load balancing options using two LAN interfaces

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  Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Server Essentials v10.6: A Guide to Using and Supporting Mac OS X Server v10.6

  Book (Peachpit Press)
  

  Rating (8 reviews):

  (3.9/5)

  

  The perfect book for me

  I recently purchased a Mac Mini Server to replace some old hardware I have running linux. I thought, being a Mac, that this would be a very simple server to use an probably not need any additional documentation to run. I have been used to doing things in a very low level way and I kept trying to use the beautiful interface that Snow Leopard Server offered but then tweek things by hand. My servers I have been running for over 20 years are not very fancy and I had never configured directory services. I messed things up enough to the point where I reinstalled Snow Leopard Server a total of 5 times as I would mess things up again and again in my ignorance. I decided that I needed some help and while reading the Apple Documentation was helpful, I needed more.This book has been perfect for me. It is very easy to read. It has pictures where they are needed and each chapter has an exercise that can be completed to learn the concepts. Since I had already set up my server and was... 5/5 Phillip Porch - See all my reviews, December 14, 2009

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  Just what it says: a guide to the essentials

  "Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Server Essentials v. 10.6" is just what it says it is: a book on how to get Mac OS X 10.6 Server up and running, and how to configure it to support different types of environments and users. It is organized into major topics according to server services (mail services, file services, Web services, etc.), and richly illustrated with screen shots.As the book is frequently used in classroom settings, every chapter has a classroom-style review section. But the book is not written as a textbook; you can skip around from topic to topic and use it as a "how to" guide.The book assumes you are familiar with the concept of server services and have either a Mac OS X or Unix/Linux background. None of the topics is covered exhaustively, and some services -- the firewall, for example -- are essentially not covered at all. The emphasis is on getting Mac OS X 10.6 Server up and running quickly and supporting users.On the whole, it... 5/5 Lawrence Charters "-- Lawrence" (Columbia, MD USA) - See all my reviews, February 7, 2010

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  Maybe not a bad newbie book. It regurgitates the online help.

  I bought this book because I was having problems setting up my 10.6 server (after having last done such work with 10.3). All together I was disappointed with the book. I could not learn anything from it that was not in the help and hints on the server itself (or in the Apple support pages). It's very basic. Beyond that, for real problems, Google searches and blogs offer much more.It could well be helpful to people who are preparing for a certification test or just don't know much about servers. There are introductions to each section which attempt to explain what the server does in each respect (AFP, mail, chat, etc.). I hope it helps some people.I bought the book as a medium-advanced server admin who inherited a server in a bad state and needed to clean it up. This book offers no help for working out of bad configurations. (In the end I simply reinstalled the OS). So if you are anything but a beginner take a look around at the books on the market and Apple's... 2/5 Jim Gerdy "jjg" (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Server Essentials v10.6: A Guide to Using and Supporting Mac OS X Server v10.6 (Paperback) I bought this book because I was having problems setting up my 10.6 server (after having last done such work with 10.3). All together I was disappointed with the book. I could not learn anything from it that was not in the help and hints on the server itself (or in the Apple support pages). It's very basic. Beyond that, for real problems, Google searches and blogs offer much more.It could well be helpful to people who are preparing for a certification test or just don't know much about servers. There are introductions to each section which attempt to explain what the server does in each respect (AFP, mail, chat, etc.). I hope it helps some people.I bought the book as a medium-advanced server admin who inherited a server in a bad state and needed to clean it up. This book offers no help for working out of bad configurations. (In the end I simply reinstalled the OS). So if you are anything but a beginner take a look around at the books on the market and Apple's... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , July 2, 2010

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  Apple Mac OS X Version 10.5.6 Leopard (OLD VERSION)

  Software (Apple)
  

  Rating (458 reviews):

  (4.0/5)

  

  Worth it for Time Machine alone... but there's lots more reasons to buy

  The OS comes in a very small package with a little manual. Install took 45 minutes to confirm that the CD was in good condition, 45 more to install. This review is not going to be full of technical jargon... instead a brief first impression from a long time Mac user (circa 1984 Mac 512Ke vintage). For the technicals, go to Apple, read geeky blogs. For the rest of us, I'll try to keep it more straight-forward. They claim 300 changes... here are what I think are some of the more interesting ones... apologies for the length of the review, relative to the number of changes claimed, a moderate length to this review. Updated December 09, 2007 to reflect new experiences.Pro:-Time machine! OK, back up programs are available, but how many of them are sold versus the number of macs out there? This program is native, created by Apple for Apple. All I did was plug in a hard drive and Leopard asked if I wanted to make this my back-up drive for Leopard. I clicked yes,... 5/5 M and G (Dover, NH) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple Mac OS X Version 10.5.6 Leopard (OLD VERSION) (Software) The OS comes in a very small package with a little manual. Install took 45 minutes to confirm that the CD was in good condition, 45 more to install. This review is not going to be full of technical jargon... instead a brief first impression from a long time Mac user (circa 1984 Mac 512Ke vintage). For the technicals, go to Apple, read geeky blogs. For the rest of us, I'll try to keep it more straight-forward. They claim 300 changes... here are what I think are some of the more interesting ones... apologies for the length of the review, relative to the number of changes claimed, a moderate length to this review. Updated December 09, 2007 to reflect new experiences.Pro:-Time machine! OK, back up programs are available, but how many of them are sold versus the number of macs out there? This program is native, created by Apple for Apple. All I did was plug in a hard drive and Leopard asked if I wanted to make this my back-up drive for Leopard. I clicked yes,... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , October 26, 2007

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  Just Brilliant new OS

  THis is a brilliant update to Apple's operating system. Installed with no problems, runs beautifully, and the new features are wonderful.This OS will not run on older Macs, but will run on any of the newer (last three years or so) Macs -- and it makes everything look clean, new, and runs faster (indeed!) than TIger.Safari is particularly lightning fast in Leopard. Mail has some wonderful new features (most notably the To Do and Notes features) and everything just looks better.Note that you might need to reinstall some printer drivers after updating - especially if you have Epson printers; but those are available at epson.com (or similar sites for other printers). Many of the "beta" drivers inside Leopard will not work.One note: if you watch the Apple video about Leopard and follow their instructions ("You can start the install, and go out for coffee and it will all be ready for you when you return") it is simply NOT TRUE. DO NOT LEAVE... 5/5 RonAnnArbor (Ann Arbor, MI United States) - See all my reviews, October 27, 2007

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  Wait for the First Update **UPDATED** 11-19

  There is a ton of potential here with Leopard, including some very nice new features that makes the Mac even better. The only problem is that the bugs in this first release are so annoying and problematic that I've wasted more time trying to work out the kinks than being productive. Going from the stability of Tiger to this has been a huge dissapointment.My advice is to hold off a bit until they get some of these issues worked out. Here are a list of the problems I am experiencing on both my Mac Pro and Macbook (other Mac owners are reporting similar problems on their machines):1. Desktop freezing - both machines frequently have their desktops freeze up, making them inaccessible. The solution is to change the screen resolution to a lower setting and back. **Since the 10.5.1 update I have not experienced additional desktop freezing issues**2. Installation woes - Leopard's upgrade disc did not recognize my Mac Pro's system drive initially, I... 3/5 Lon J. Seidman "lon401" (CT) - See all my reviews, October 29, 2007

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  List Price: $129.99
  

  Create groups of applications and instantly switch between them with Spaces

  Including a new desktop and updated finder enabling easy browsing and sharing between multiple Macs

  Easily and automatically back up and restore lost files or a complete Mac with Time Machine

  Preview files without opening an application using Quick Look

  Introduces over 300 new and enhanced features to OS X.

  Take advantage of the latest developments in processor hardware with full native 64-bit support, multi-core optimization, and new Core animation

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  Tripp Lite N320-03M Duplex Multimode 62.5/125 LC/LC - 3M 10-Feet Fiber Optic Patch Cable

  CE (Tripp Lite)
  List Price: $47.99
  

  New - Retail

  1-Year Warranty

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  Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6: A Guide to Providing Secure Mobile Access to Intranet Services Using Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard

  Book (Peachpit Press)
  

  Rating (3 reviews):

  (4.0/5)

  

  A fine classroom primer and text for any advanced computer collection!

  Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6 provides a powerful Apple-certified training course filled with options for administrators to secure access to intranet sites. It teaches IT professionals now to tweak Mac OS X Server v10.6 to provide secure access to network services and covers the basics of establishing critical services. A fine classroom primer and text for any advanced computer collection! 5/5 Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6: A Guide to Providing Secure Mobile Access to Intranet Services Using Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard (Paperback) Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6 provides a powerful Apple-certified training course filled with options for administrators to secure access to intranet sites. It teaches IT professionals now to tweak Mac OS X Server v10.6 to provide secure access to network services and covers the basics of establishing critical services. A fine classroom primer and text for any advanced computer collection! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , August 14, 2010

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  Great help with Security and certificates

  Of course, this is the official book for an Apple certification course and as such it has chapters dictated by the Apple course requirements. The first chapters on Network Services in fact expand on the OSX Server book, covering DNS, DHCP and NAT. The books usefulness goes far beyond that. The chapters on Security Systems and Services are the best part. Especially valuable is the chapter about Keys and Certificates. You will find all the info you need and more. It is difficult to find this in any other publication. 5/5 Bob Jorritsma (Port Saint Lucie, FL United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6: A Guide to Providing Secure Mobile Access to Intranet Services Using Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard (Paperback) Of course, this is the official book for an Apple certification course and as such it has chapters dictated by the Apple course requirements. The first chapters on Network Services in fact expand on the OSX Server book, covering DNS, DHCP and NAT. The books usefulness goes far beyond that. The chapters on Security Systems and Services are the best part. Especially valuable is the chapter about Keys and Certificates. You will find all the info you need and more. It is difficult to find this in any other publication. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , December 30, 2010

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  slim

  While this is a fine book it is quite slim for such a high priced book. I have the Mac OS X 10.6 Support Essentials. Which at 676 pages is more than twice as large as this 315 pages volume. They are both the same price! Ludicrous! Also, unlike many other server books out there, this one has no optical media, so no edu version of Os X server apparently either!I have several other Apple Pro titles by Peachpit and I find it strange that of all the titles to have no optical media it is this one! The Logic Pro book even has some content on disc. 2/5 R. Darensbourg "RussDaren" (Oakland, CA) - See all my reviews, December 11, 2010

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  Anchor Hocking Presence Cake Dome Set

  Kitchen (Anchor Hocking)
  

  Rating (32 reviews):

  (4.4/5)

  

  Lovely simple cake stand

  Like most people who are occasional bakers, I made do with putting my layer cake experiments on a regular platter covered with 3-4 sheets of plastic wrap. OK for just the family, but a complete embarrassment in front of guests.I'd seen some lovely cake stands at Crate & Barrel and Martha Stewart, but I didn't want to spend $50+ for something I wouldn't use that often, plus most I'd seen didn't come with a cover. When I saw this one on Amazon, a small investment of $15 for a stand and dome seemed just about right. I wasn't expecting much, but when it came in the mail I was very impressed.The set is very simple -- no filagrees, etchings or geegaws attached -- but heavy and well made. The glass is thick enough that I don't fear breakage in handling or cleaning. The stand itself slopes up on the edge, so the dome fits snugly and will not slide off. The set is large, and will accomodate an 11" cake and it would not be a great choice for travelling, due to its size... 5/5 Anonymous (Brooklyn NY) - See all my reviews This review is from: Anchor Hocking Presence Cake Dome Set (Kitchen) Like most people who are occasional bakers, I made do with putting my layer cake experiments on a regular platter covered with 3-4 sheets of plastic wrap. OK for just the family, but a complete embarrassment in front of guests.I'd seen some lovely cake stands at Crate & Barrel and Martha Stewart, but I didn't want to spend $50+ for something I wouldn't use that often, plus most I'd seen didn't come with a cover. When I saw this one on Amazon, a small investment of $15 for a stand and dome seemed just about right. I wasn't expecting much, but when it came in the mail I was very impressed.The set is very simple -- no filagrees, etchings or geegaws attached -- but heavy and well made. The glass is thick enough that I don't fear breakage in handling or cleaning. The stand itself slopes up on the edge, so the dome fits snugly and will not slide off. The set is large, and will accomodate an 11" cake and it would not be a great choice for travelling, due to its size... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , October 16, 2004

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  beautiful and functional

  This is my first domed cake stand. I got it because I wanted to display a round layer cake for Christmas, and didn't want plastic wrap to mess up the frosting. 2 stacked nine-inch cakes fit perfectly under the dome if you're careful as you put it on - there's not a lot of extra room! I think 8-inch cakes would be easier, but the 9-inch ones DO fit if you center them exactly on the platter. The glass is just the right thickness - nice and sturdy without being bulky. I'm not worried about chipping the rim when I put the dome on. The knob handle gives you a good grasp of the lid, and the ridged pattern around the base is beautiful and retro. I can't speak to any breakage during shipping, because I got mine at a store... but you sure can't beat the price! I got mine for $9.99, and it looks and feels like a much more expensive product. Gorgeous. I expect it to last many years. I'd buy it for friends and family in a heartbeat. The punch bowl it makes seems well balanced and... 5/5 Naomi Witzke "Earlybird78" (New Hope, MN United States) - See all my reviews, December 23, 2007

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  Excellent quality for the money

  I bought this cake dome at least 2 years ago and am still using it today. It is very sturdy and the glass quality is pretty good, especially considering the price. I paid something like $15 at the time which is an incredible deal. 5/5 L. Paquin (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews, March 9, 2007

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  List Price: $14.99
  

  13" plate with 11.5" dome

  Great gift idea

  Classic style and elegance

  Cake dome and plate from anchor hocking

  Unique design inverts to create an instant punch bowl

  Handsome 13-inch cake platter with 11-inch glass dome

  Serve your baked goods and keep them fresh

  Elegant height; curved dome keeps baked goods fresh

  Molded glass handle for easy access; dishwasher-safe

  Sturdy, thick glass construction in retro 1950's style

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