Pros: Sharp image, large size, GREAT price (got it on clearance for $149.99). Very good value for what it is.

Cons: Flimsy stand

Overall Review: My first widescreen, large format monitor. Had it for two months now and very impressed by it. The flimsy stand is a minor issue, but can get annoying if you move it around or run into the desk it's on.

Pros: None

Cons: Everything

Overall Review: It sucks.

Pros: Nice and big, bright, worked seamlessly.

Cons: No HDMI port, flimsy stand (didn't even notice until I bumped into my desk one day).

Overall Review: Would recommend. Bought on sale for $150, I know of smaller ones out there that are more expensive.

Pros: Amazing for gaming. Runs Oblivion and World of Warcraft like a dream, with graphic settings very high.

Cons: Not an 8800, which everyone seems to be on about.

Overall Review: I was building my system and ran out of money for a video card. I wanted the 8800 but I settled for this one. Using Nvidia's 90-day upgrade I'll be getting the 8800 eventually.

Pros: Amazing performance for the price. If you're looking for a Core 2 Duo CPU on a budget like I was, this is your chip.

Cons: Heat sink is a pain to install, but that's more a function of the LGA775 socket rather than the chip itself.

Pros: I dropped it in a glass of beer and it still worked.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It's an adapter. I'm only writing this review because I thought it was funny that I could drop it in beer (not intentionally) and it would still work.