Pros: -Value. You're getting lightscribe, dual layer, and several other writing functions for so little money. -Sturdy and well built. -Fast reading and writing.

Cons: -Screw threading was a little too tight.

Overall Review: This or any of the other similar Samsung drives are great choices. They give the same functionality of other drives for less.

Pros: When it works, it works well. It has good transfer speeds and once it sees whatever you put in, it has no problems.

Cons: It's very inconsistent. My microSD slot no longer works, so I need the SD adapter to get it to work. It also doesn't always recognize my cards, so I usually have to re insert them a few times before my computer can see it. Very annoying and frustrating.

Overall Review: When I first got this, it worked great. I had absolutely no problems for the first couple months, and then the microSD slot broke. Then I would eventually have to put in the card a few times for it to see it. Overall, I'm disappointed, but for $13, what can you expect?

Pros: -Seems to work well on XP and Vista x32...sort of. -Despite what people are saying, the wireless works fine for me. All it needed was power, and it flawlessly connected to my wireless router.

Cons: -It seems like almost every time you want to print something, you have to manually connect it with the software, instead of anything automatic. -Windows 7 x64 seems to have problems. The utility installs and runs, but it never actually sends print jobs out.

Overall Review: I bet it works in the 32-bit version of Windows 7 (haven't tested it though), but it's very frustrating that they haven't made 64-bit drivers for this print server, especially since 64-bit OS's have been available for years. Considering how much this print server costs, unless you have a very expensive printer, this probably isn't worth the frustration and hassle. If you only use 32-bit OS's, you'll probably be able to use this, but always having to reconnect is annoying. It deserves two eggs for at least being somewhat functional, but there's plenty of better print servers out there that are much more fairly priced than this one.

Pros: -Sounds decent. Not for the money, but we'll get to that in the cons. -Small. Size is a serious issue if you're in a smaller room or if you have a wife that hates giant towers of speakers. -Has enough power to fill a small-medium room.

Cons: -Terrible sound quality for the money. It sounds nice and warm compared to Sony and other major electronics manufacturers, but once you hear other brands such as Polk, Infinity, Energy, you'll never want a Bose system. -Poor construction quality. Paper drivers? This system will have tears in the cones after a while. Maybe not in 5 years, but later on, they will. -So many better options. You can literally spend half to 1/3 the money and get a better system.

Overall Review: If you need a compact system, take a look at Orbs. Best compact speakers that'll kill this system any day. The thing that kills this system is that it's an awful value. It sounds O.K., but it's not worth anything NEAR its cost.

Pros: -Extremely quiet. Went from a EVGA cooler to this, and this works better AND it's quieter. -100% copper.

Cons: -RAM heat sinks are flaky. Be careful when installing the card and double check that all the heat sinks stayed on. -I had to plug in the fan controller into the motherboard case fan slot because the plug wasn't compatibly with the 9600GT fan port.

Overall Review: I bought this used from someone for $20. No regrets at all. Dropped my temps about 15C, but I mainly bought it to replace my noisy EVGA cooler.

Pros: It's called thermal paste?

Cons: Runny to the point where it's almost impossible to apply. It's only a few more dollars for Arctic Silver 5.

Overall Review: This came with some Cooler Master HSF's I bought. Great HSF's, but don't trust the paste. BOTH were like this. Cooler Master isn't a bad company by any means, but just don't get their thermal paste.