Pros: Easy setup, fast printing, low toner cost, duplexing.

Cons: No major ones

Overall Review: This 3-in-1 re[laced an older but still functioning laser 3-in-1 that lacked networking capability; I tired of having to turn on the host PC to print from the network. The furnished Nuance software has a lot of features, although most users won't use many of them. As others have noted, it is a bit noisy - compared to most inkjets - and it takes a bit longer for first page. I have it at the other end of the house, so in most cases printing is done when I get there, and of course I appreciate the sound because I can (barely) hear it working. While mine is in home use, it's printed around 2000 pages with no major issues. About a month ago, it started jamming, although opening the rear cover allowed it to print and output onto the floor. When I finally had a chance to check the problem out, there was a 2" strip of blue tape, like that used to secure the parts for shipping. It had nabbed a bit of paper, and blocked the output path. Removing those restored normal function. I've recommended it to friends, and several have replaced competitors' units with this or the similar printer-only HL2230.

Pros: The only redeeming virtues (compared to other X38/48) mobos are the EZ-Clear® CMOS (which works some of the time), and some of the other BIOS features, none really noteworthy compared to other manufacturers' mobos.

Cons: A truly fragile (operationally) board. Mine first failed to recognize the Ciprico RAIDCore controller, then with RAID 5 on the ICH9R, it failed completely. Repaired, I reinstalled it, and got it working with the RAIDCore. Today I upgraded the eVGA 8800GT with an ASUS AMD/ATI Radeon 4890, which wouldn't work, period. I reinstalled the 8800GT, and the PC worked for a couple of hours, then locked up, and won't reboot past "25" on the onboard LED. Clearing the CMOS several times and trying different slots for the card made no difference.

Overall Review: I've built several hundred PCs, mostly for gamers and businesses, and NO SINGLE MOBO has given me as much grief as this one built for my own use. I've had one mobo failure in the past (2003, Abit, due to capacitors, but that I repaired), and PCs I built n the '90s are still working, including a P1/233 I just upgraded (CD-RW replacing the 10X CDROM). I chose DFI (for the first time) thinking that its reputation for overclocking and stability would extend to reliability, but I was wrong. When this mobo comes back from RMA (again), I'll sell or scrap it, and go back to the brands that have served me (and my customers) well in the past.

Pros: Cranky mags are no longer a problem; my thumb is grateful Simple operation Usable for a variety of calibers without fuss Well worth the modest price

Cons: None

Overall Review: Highly recommended, even for the casual shooter

Pros: Responsive Decent graphics

Cons: Touch screen can be too sensitive USB (Power) socket is at the bottom (in normal orientation), so power can't be connected when using some external keyboards. not a big deal, as the unit can be rotated 180°, just a silly oversight

Overall Review: Recommended, as an excellent choice for a budget 10.1" tablet.

Pros: - East setup to wifi - Superb picture for the price (I've seen some in this size class slightly better, but hundred$ more. - The sound performance caught me by surprise - it's very good (although is now connected to a 5.1 system) - The remote is a bit odd, but by using the screen to select functions, it's just fine for a darkened room

Cons: - It took 3 hours to work with customer service to get the rebate resurrected; not a Samsung issue, but a caution to Newegg to choose its vendors more carefully. - The remote takes getting used to (My main Samsung has a full-featured remote.) - There is only one audio output (digital optical), and while it works fine for my 5.1 not all HTRs are so equipped. This is why I deducted one star

Overall Review: At the sale price I would recommend this whole-heartedly. At MRSP, I'd do comparison shopping. If the shopper has no external audio system, this TV's sound quality gives it an edge over the other units I sampled. Otherwise, the lack of more common audio out (including the lack of even a headset jack) is a real drawback

Pros: Sturdy flashlights; the inclusion of the batteries and charger are a big plus; despite ridiculous power claims, still avery good value.

Cons: Illumination power is extremely overrated ("10000" Lumens is probably a typo), but they aren't close to even 1000 Lumens - more like 700.

Overall Review: Forget the illumination power claim - these are flashlights, not aerobeacons. They are well-made, and plenty powerful for a variety of household uses. Highly recommended!

Seller provided instruction sheet, but it was too small to be usable. Better docs are available online. Refurbished tablet indistinguishable from new.

Fuss-free transaction.

Seller originally shipped lesser units. Amy of customer service got right on it, fixed the problem, sent me the right items, and kept me informed at every step. Any vendor would be VERY lucky to have Amy on its staff!