Pros: Works great. I dont run it on batteries for too long just because its always connect to power when I use it. I use it with a Sprint Card 3G/4G.

Cons: single from WeeFee is not as strong as it could be.

Overall Review: If you need battery get it but if not get the CradlePoint CTR35. It has USB, Ethernet and Wireless N.

Pros: I really like the size of it great to carry a whole bunch of apps for onsite jobs rather than a pocket drive with moving parts.

Cons: Running portable apps has its lag if you want speed this is not the drive for you. You need something from OCZ ATV Turbo now thats a legitimately fast drive hands down and also no lag on apps just raw horse power. Its formated in FAT32 and I use 10.5 Leopard and I cant transfer a 5gb file to it but it works if its formated in HFS+ Journaled. It might be a little faster than your normal usb flash drive but not by a significant amount.

Overall Review: Its still a great deal but needs to be faster for a 16gb drive. OCZ is paving the way with their ATV line of flash drives.

Pros: It works great on my 20inch iMac

Cons: Early adopters of new hardware paid the price. Overall cost has gone down Im tying to say which is a good thing.

Overall Review: I would recommend it for Mac owners. Works on laptop and and desktops i believe

Pros: Airport Extreme is great for your home network. Great if you want to have a printer in a remote location via usb and also the NAT.

Cons: NAT is rather slow and wouldn't recommend it if you are needing to do a lot of transferring or at least transferring big files. If you just are doing music and video transfers its fine as well as streaming music and movies.

Overall Review: Don't get rid of your older wireless router I have mine setup as a second access point sometimes the Airport drops out and wont let you connect for a minute or more sometimes. Thats what we early adopters get I guess.

Pros: I work not much else I can really say except I could get my backed up DS games to run off of it.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Its a memory stick and it works.

Pros: Well its a great drive. More space that I need at this point but more is better right. you will need a small screwdriver and a T8 to remove this drive very simple process.

Cons: none works fine

Overall Review: If you want perfomance I would go back and buy the 7200rpm hard drive something that spins faster. I have a MacBook with 2ghz and 2giz of ram. You can tell it would perform much better. I might buy the 7200 RPM drive.