Pros: Great, balanced sound for music (that's all I use them for actually). Some people dislike the purple but I think they look pretty sweet. Sturdy enough to rest on top of a backpack and get knocked around a bit. Extremely comfortable, love the open air design in terms of both comfort and sound. I strongly disagree with people who say they are lacking in bass. I don't really listen to bass-thumping electronic music, maybe those people don't find it strong enough, but these sound great for everything from Black Sabbath to Bob Dylan.

Cons: Big. My head is big so it doesn't bother me but after reading all the other reviews I realize this probably is a legitimate con for most people. These are definitely big headphones.

Pros: It's a good case as long as it doesn't ship with manufacturer defects.

Cons: I'm two for two on cases with manufacturer defects. This is in follow up to a below review. After a month of hassling with CoolerMaster customer service they still have not accepted my application for RMA and the rep I was working with on my case is ignoring me altogether. It is the most infuriatingly awful customer service I have ever encountered.

Overall Review: I would give this case zero eggs if I could at this point. It is the third CoolerMaster case I've purchased. There will never be a fourth.

Pros: Good, but not great performance. Structurally excellent. No cap to lose, sturdy but still small enough to fit comfortable in tight spaces next to other USB devices.

Cons: none

Pros: Great power for the price. Broadcom gigabit NIC. Driver download page is very user friendly. I was unsure of its appearance when I bought it, but upon getting it out of the box I really liked the crosshatch and the matte finish. There are some complaints about the keyboard but I love it. It feels much closer to a desktop keyboard than do most laptops and it has a dedicated numpad.

Cons: *Lots of bloatware, but what do you expect? *USB ports were machined poorly or something, its often a battle to get drives in and out. *The power and ethernet ports are on the left side, I strongly prefer having these on the back but I know that's a highly subjective thing. *I would prefer more than 3 USB ports, as I often have three things plugged in by default and therefore have to remove one if I need to insert a USB drive.

Overall Review: Overall an excellent purchase. It can be difficult to find a laptop with a gigabit NIC, and its almost impossible to find one with a non-Realtek NIC, so I was very pleasantly surprised to find this one with a Broadcom gig-e.

Pros: Sounds good, comfortable. Inline volume / mute is very nice. Plug in play works as advertised. I've used it in Win XP and 7 for Skype, Citrix, Yahoo Messenger etc without an issue of any kind. Even the little details like cord length are well thought out. Very good product.

Cons: none

Pros: The datatraveller gen2 is my favorite USB stick. It's quick but not blazing fast. What I really like is the construction its sturdy, its compact and it has reliable means of protecting the interface without relying on a cap (caps can be lost). Good price.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I have no other thoughts of any kind.