Pros: Prints quick, and performs all tasks very effectively. 10k pages through it and not one jam yet, even with it set to print on both sides of the page. Also a very intuitive and basic interface that anyone with a passing knowledge of printers can use. I have no problem leaving it on with its power saver feature and as with almost no delay can go right to printing after being in hibernation for hours. Even from a cold start it has a quick warm up in comparison to some printers I have used. The scanner is reasonably fast and does not take all day like some.

Cons: It doesn't cook breakfast.

Overall Review: I now get the toner cartridge for 25$ and it can print about 2000~ pages or 1000~ on both sides. This will save you alot of money if your thinking of moving from some cheap inkjet that prints like 400~ at a cost of anywhere from 20-120~$.

Pros: It is mostly Idiot proof, and its easy to mess around in

Cons: It Cannot support much more than 4gb of ram without modification (although that is mostly due to it being 32 bit). And I have been having issues with folders that I cannot uncheck (READ only) even after going through DOS.

Overall Review: The 64 bit version at least runs better, and that is what I will be upgrading my custom rig too. With a Dual boot of Ubuntu

Pros: Its a toner cartridge, it works and does print ~2000 pages if your just printing text.

Cons: It does not hop in the printer itself.

Overall Review: 1/4~ the manufacturer price currently.

Pros: Good performance for a good price, nice air channel on the card. The highest it went without over clocking was 51C in Shogun 2 all maxed out. Have not tested much else with it yet. I am anxious to see its rendering capabilities in AutoCad and a few other rendering softwares. And as soon as you take load off it cools off quick. Will overclock later, but I do not expect it to break 60C.

Cons: Wished it came with a Crossfire Bridge. Might be having a slight driver glitch. When I plug two monitors into it I occasionally have a small screen glitch. But when I plug one monitor into each cards It works fine. Could be my GPUS fighting for control without the Bridge.

Overall Review: This is my upgrade from the HD5750. Difference is not all that drastic. I was going to crossfire but I forgot to order the Bridge for it.

Pros: Its short and it works.

Cons: It does not plug itself in.

Overall Review: It is hard to mess up a cable. It would be nice if there was some sort of custom cable kit so I could make one the perfect length though.

Pros: It works, speeds are good

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: I have either had, been given, used or acquired many pendrives, and LEXAR always seem to be some of the best.