Pros: Great price on a nice backup solution, but truthfully, it's best feature is one of it's additional 'tools'. Clone Disk. This was the primary reason I needed another copy of TrueImage, cloning hds. As a backup solution, it's not much better if at all than the windows 7 backup...but the xtras it has are worth it.

Cons: I docked an egg for the ridiculously long key which I'm sure will give me a problem reinstalling when I move over to Sandy Bridge as it's an OEM key, and I will end up arguing that a hardware swap does not = a different computer for an OEM license.

Overall Review: @ InvaderZim....I have to agree with the other post. Use a tool written for your machine specifically to backup non-standard partitions off your platform. Don't buy a windows product because you have a virtualized windows install on an extended partition running on a Mac...buy a Mac product. I can't respect your opinion as another said, you bought a hammer when you needed a wrench, then publicly complain that it is somehow the manufacturer's fault, this is user error all day long, sorry. BTW, Acronis should work fine on non-Apple UEFI motherboards.

Pros: Honestly I'm not sure as I discounted these as an option for purchase.

Cons: You get to roll the dice to see if you actually receive a good working panel!

Overall Review: When this, "* Up 10 dead pixels are normal. These are not the reason of return or compensate. Dark (gray color) dot may be on the panel, it is not the standard of Defect." is part of the specifications/overview of a new product for sale...run away. Especially for the price they are asking. They know they are constructing junk with reject panels. They are just hoping to hop on the bandwagon created by better Korean manufacturers who actually adjust the price of the product based on condition. Do your research well.

Pros: Came setup for AM4 Beautifully made Quiet Works

Cons: Ok, this is where I let you fine folks know that I knocked the product down one egg for Newegg's atrocious *free shipping* of late. I missed a deadline waiting for this thing to come in. It literally took two weeks to go from CA to RI. It could have applied for a drivers license and drove itself here with days to spare. Two weeks! From what I can tell, the only thing UPS Mail Innovations has managed to innovate...is a way to make either party's shipping time take LONGER when combined. I emailed Be Quiet! about it, and they promptly threw Newegg under the bus on this, which is fair. I'd like to note, this was the second HSF I've gotten that took far longer than any other part to get here, even when on the same order form. Pay the extra for different shipping, or look elsewhere honestly. This is just another ball dropped by the Egg of late.

Overall Review: meh, read above

Pros: Just a great PSU all around, with serious peace of mind. NEVER muck around with what powers your expensive equipment.

Cons: Hybrid or whatever power switch...seems fairly useless to me, unless you're stationed at McMurdo in Antarctica just leave it off.

Overall Review: Yes I would recommend this to anyone, or even their gold rated units. After having two "top name" units that failed recently, only to find out they don't even actually make that particular model...going to an original source manufacturer seems to be the only wise choice lately.

Pros: Nice little unit with good resolution, short throw, low heat, good response, and quick start/stop to storage times. Very few cons, see below

Cons: The only con this unit has from what I can tell, is the Asus marketing department, yet again. It's an Analog HD mini Projector. This is a hybrid unit, combining LED back-lighting and DLP light tuning. One of those techs has to be at cutting edge, or won't produce results...while the other is saddled by a license that costs. Asus mitigated this by making this an ANALOG input only unit. No digital scaler, No HDMI license, no over priced connectors to solder on. This is what passes the true value of this unit on to the consumer, you just have to be smart enough to understand the product before buying, and Asus doesn't really help here by obfuscating the underlying tech. Anyway, this is a great little portable unit, designed with the VGA output of laptops and other portables in mind, a good choice for that purpose.

Overall Review: yenalsekim's 1 egg review surprises me on two fronts. 1. He faults the unit for his lack of knowledge. 2. Admits the unit operates just fine, yet gives it a 1 egg rating due to a peeve he has with connectors he should have known full well about, I mean $40k in Asus products and you can't at least LOOK at the description and pictures???...this amounts to a baby fit.

Pros: Blister pack was only taped shut, and not hermetically sealed?

Cons: Where to begin...flimsy construction, extra short cord that cuts out of moved too much, reads about 50% of the cards inserted, and even that is random. When it does read, transfers are excruciatingly slow(think sub usb 1.1 speeds), no instruction booklet.

Overall Review: I normally stray away from cheapo brand external devices as they are rarely worth the time or money. I should have taken my own advice, as my wife's flaky internal reader does a better job than this new product. And before you think to yourself, well it's only one piece out of millions made...a friend has one as well, and his hit the trash last week. Almost the same problems except his would just disappear from explorer during reads. Reader is junk due to poor manufacturing choices.