Pros: Low cost, easy to install, deadens noises from your case.

Cons: none

Overall Review: It sticks quite well, so make sure you know where you want it before you peel off the backing.

Pros: Good specs - similar to the rest of the Android field Low price - at the $300 mark, this thing is a steal Solid performance - Apps run well

Cons: Needs several updates before it performs well Has numerous programs installed that you'll never use

Overall Review: It's a great deal for the money, and would reallly be worth it for even more money. A friend has another tablet, and I don't see any real functional differences between the to, even though his was $150 more, and only has 16GB of built iin storage. The important thing is to make sure you've got all the udpates installed. I also had some issues after uninstalling some of the bloatware, so I reset the tablet to factory settings, and just ignore the things I don't need. I use this to watch videos from files, YouTube, and NetFlix all without issues. The only things I can't do with this(I'm writing this review on my tablet) that I can do with a laptop is the more complex office/document work, and writing code. I suppose I could write code in text files, if I wanted to do it the hard way.

Pros: The same basic features as most of the better android tablets out there today, with the dual-core Tegra 2 and a gig of RAM, front and rear cameras, etc. It runs well, and the only times I've had a slow down is when I've left a ton of apps running in the background. This is easily remedied, since the app-switcher has a little red X on each app to quickly close it. Super handy addition to the standard UI, and something that my friend ASUS doesn't have.

Cons: So far I haven't had any issues I would call a 'con'. I know some people have had issues, and others have said that it just needs to be updated to solve those issues. I make it a habit to update new tech before I really do anything with it, so I can't say how it performed out of the box. I spent maybe 30 minutes setting up my accounts and doing a few updates, and it has performed well for me.

Overall Review: I can understand why they are sold out, there really isn't another tablet out there with this price/performance blend. I haven't checked around to see if other retailers have a similar price, but I'd easily pay another $100 for this and still call it a good deal.

Pros: I had been pricing new car stereos after my CD player stopped working, but decided this was a better solution. Now I can listen to the music on my Palm anywhere with an FM tuner.

Cons: Just have to try a few frequencies to make sure there isn't a strong station on the air nearby.

Pros: I installed a 4600+ and 2GB of ram on this board and my system just flies now. Setup was simple with no undue tweaking of the bios or OS.

Cons: None really, see below.

Overall Review: I had some issues getting the built in NIC to work with my network so I install an old PCI that I had in the garage. After playing around for a while, however, it seems that the network may have been the real issue. I haven't hooked the on board NIC back up to test that theory, however.

Pros: Didn't cost much, works good. I even have a half-size NIC blocking part of the fan and it still stays cool enough to play EQ2 on max settings.

Cons: none so far