Pros: Fantastic feel, look, functionality, options. I have big hands and this mouse just fits perfectly. It is adjustable enough that people with small hands can use it as well.

Cons: The usb cord feels flimsy. I have a friend with the G9 and his cord frayed. Some of the buttons are awkwardly placed making them difficult to use.

Overall Review: This is a GREAT mouse if you are a gamer. If not it might be a bit pricey for you. If you are looking for accuracy and options in a mouse this is the one for you!

Pros: Worked great for a while. Lots of settings to play with. Dual band for bragging rights.

Cons: Drops connection constantly. Tech support on website is sub par. Drops connection constantly. Drops connection constantly. Get what I am saying? Can't run setup cd with Win7 even though it claims it is compatible.

Overall Review: When I first got this router it worked great and I had fantastic signal strength. After about a week it has turned into a nightmare. Besides the constantly dropped connections the thing just doesn't seem to work right. The usb readyshare was flacky, settings seemed to be saved only when they really want to be, the local and internet is constantly dropped and it seems nothing will restore it other than luck. Some people swear by this router but go read up on the netgear forums, there are a lot of people having these issues.

Pros: It's a cool concept and the keyboard has a lot of nice features (read about them I am not going to reproduce them).

Cons: This keyboard is broken. Go read up on the Logitech and other forums and you will quickly see that it is a flawed product. After a short time the keyboard will begin restarting at random, stop working, and just shut down.

Overall Review: Avoid this keyboard at all costs. It is a high price to pay for a brick. I used to love all things Logitech but with their shoddy craftsmanship, lack of driver updates, and unwillingness to admit their mistakes I am looking for other manufacturers to power my 10 computers. Yes I said 10. We are a HUGE gaming family.

Pros: Great gaming keyboard, a lot of innovative features. Pretty much everything you would want for hardcore gaming.

Cons: It doesn't work. Their forums are littered with questions and complaints about the faulty keyboard. It reboots constantly, it locks up in games, it just doesn't work. Logitech has pretty much blamed the customers and is not willing to own up to the issue or fix the problem. There has been no updates in quite some time and the forum consensus is to use the older legacy drivers because of the issues with the newer set.

Overall Review: There was so much potential here and for the first few months the keyboard worked flawlessly. This makes it so much harder when it finally begins to fail because now you know what you are missing. Logitech needs to remove their heads from their rear cavity because they are losing customers fast (including myself). I run a gaming community (cynicalgamers.com) and I will make darn sure they know not to purchase this product.

Pros: Adjustable stand with great options. Great color, clarity. Easy setup. Text looks blurry but that is more the video card. Large!

Cons: Screen tearing in video games. Resolution needs to start exceeding 1920x1080 for monitors of this size. Could use a few more connection options.

Overall Review: I bought this for a gaming rig and no matter what I do I can not get rid of tearing in video games. It looks horrible. This monitor replaces a 19" dell and I almost want to go back. It is paired up with an XFXHD6950 with vsync always on so there is more than enough power here. Just doesn't seem to be a good gaming monitor in my experience hence the 3 eggs. If you are not a gamer it is a 5 egg monitor.

Pros: Where to start, this keyboard does everything but cook me breakfast. Give me time to figure out the apps and I just might accomplish that as well. The options for this keyboard make it worth the money (but read the cons).

Cons: This keyboard is an unrealized dream. Out of the box the apps suck. There are none too many in development and the keyboard; while it supports many games doesn't support Valve games which are the most played online shooters in the world. When mine came every time I would hit the f key the c key would function as well. It took me a while to find out there was a small bit of plastic attached to the f key. How does something like this get through QA? The lighting on the keyboard is great but it is kind of weak. The letters don't completely illuminate. There is also something like lint under the plastic that covers the lcd. Not a big deal as long as it isn't a dead pixel but again where was QA here?

Overall Review: For the money you would expect a top notch product and while this is REALLY close my particular keyboard fell short as the little things stacked up. Video looks great and the options are fantastic which will make this keyboard worth the high cost when the apps start rolling in. For now I am thinking I should have downgraded one model and saved $100.