Pros: - Light - White ;) - Aluminum covers - HDMI - USB 3.0

Cons: - Windows 8 (upgradable) - No installation media/partition - Minor bloatware

Overall Review: This has made a great laptop for casual use on the couch. I wouldn't use it as a business laptop (though I have used it in a few meetings), but it's plenty powerful enough for light use. I have had to replace the battery twice in 5 years, but generic brand batteries are only about $20 ea. Once I did the free Windows 10 upgrade the laptop was just about perfect for what we needed until Microsoft released an update to Windows 10 that completely crashed the OS!

Pros: Large, wide screen

Cons: The first monitor I received would go white after a few minutes of being on. The second one works okay, but they both had a VERY loud fan. The noise gets even louder when the signal input gets stronger.

Overall Review: I would stay away from this monitor unless it is going to be used in a warehouse or somewhere noise isn't an issue. Even the loudest PSU's and case fans don't compare to how loud this monitor is!!!

Pros: More than 100 discs were in the spindle.

Cons: The spindle cover was broken and taped back shut with packaging tape.

Overall Review: This obviously wasn't a new, unopened case. However, the extra discs that were in the sleeve from the manufacturer will compensate for it.

Pros: Small, sturdy enclosure with access LEDs and . Also includes vinyl carrying case, USB cable, back-up software, and micro-screwdriver.

Cons: The "One-Touch-Backup" is deceptive in that it simply launches an application with a button press. You then have to setup the device backup settings/information as usual through the software. You will also need to purchase a seperate 2.5" HDD to go inside (if it isn't already understood).

Overall Review: This is a simple 2.5" external drive enclosure with USB hook-up. An additional driver can be installed to launch a software back-up utility (application included) by the press of a button on the outside of the enclosure. My preference is to ditch the USB pigtail and use a stanard A-A USB cable.