Pros: Great image quality Surpisingly good image quality in low light Good, clear mic Good price Swivels vertically and horizontally (c910 only does vertical)

Cons: No physical lens cover

Overall Review: Noise cancellation is not perfect if you are speaking quietly Turning off RightSound lets you really hear how good the mic is, but if you have any fans or air-conditioners running the mic will pick them up clearly.

Pros: Passive 3D means lightweight glasses that never need charging.

Cons: Not yet supported by Nvidia 3DTV Play. I won't dock a star for it since that's Nvidia's fault and not LG's. I haven't checked out tri-def for 3D gaming yet.

Overall Review: I believe this monitor has a 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ration, for those looking to compare meaningless numbers.

Pros: Great sound quality (I am not an audiophile) Great range Great battery life FM Radio Strong volume to power whatever headphones you want to plug in --- Plug in whatever headphones you want, look normal. ---

Cons: Finicky volume. Rub it to wake it up, then slide to adjust Only pairs to 3 devices, not the usual 7. Attempting to pair another device will simply overwrite the third device in the list, which is manageable Weak clip. Mine popped apart once but I was able to find the tiny spring that shot out and put it back together

Overall Review: All the controls are really close together but, other than the volume issue I mention above, it's what I would expect from something so small that ALSO has a screen in it.

Pros: I've been running 4 of these boards for more than 3 months now without any instability at all. Two of the machines are on 24/7 and never need rebooting unless I'm installing new software. One of the always-on machine is a BT seedbox and HTPC. The other always-on machine is an HTPC and gaming machine using the Z68 chipset's SRT feature which allows it to use an SSD as a cache for a plattery HD. Everything works perfectly. The machine using SRT cold-boots to desktop in 20 seconds (25 until the busy spinner stops). Also, at least at the time of my purchase, there was no other board with this particular combination of features (mini-ITX, Z68, HDMI, WiFi).

Cons: 1 of the 4 boards had a broken HD activity LED.

Overall Review: I might have taken a star off for the broken HD activity LED but this board is getting such bad reviews for no reason that I can figure out and believe it needs a ratings boost. It's probably relevant that the boards I received came with the latest firmware out-of-box.

Pros: Very affordable 5.1 speakers for a great price. They sound really good to my non-audiophile ears Center speaker has a flip out clampy thing that mounts to the top of your monitor (like their webcams)! They feel well made They look nice on my metal and glass desk

Cons: Wish they could wall mount... Guess I have to mount small shelves.

Overall Review: Some people are saying that their rear speakers are either quiet or off. I had the same problem. It might just be that you plugged the rear speakers into the wrong jack. On my sound card the correct jacks were Not Consecutive. Just make sure the color coded cables actually match. And then make sure than you're in 5.1 and not 7.1 mode. Wish they would also pass through a microphone jack up to the front speaker...

Pros: Low wattage, which is primarily what I was looking for. Newest features, so it'll just be kinda slow but not totally obsolete in the near future. More than enough power for HD video and light gaming.

Cons: I thought it should be a little more powerful considering that it's a Fermi card...

Overall Review: passive cooling would be cool.