Pros: This is by far the most comfortable headset I have ever used. Works great for my PS3. Highly suggested for gamers or others that will be wearing it for prolonged periods.

Cons: The sound quality is decent, but a little on the quiet end. A little bit of a feedback issue when mic sensitivity is turned up on the ps3, but not as bad as the Samsung I tried.

Overall Review: Have not noticed the power issues I read about somewhere.

Pros: Cheap, worked for a while and seems sturdy...thats about it.

Cons: I had this connected to my old computer for quite some time, but only transferred data once, which was my entire music library. I just brought it to work and the power inverter is buzzing on a periodic interval and every time it buzzes you can hear the drive lose power. The power connects to the enclosure using a proprietary connector resembling a PS/2 port so I cannot test a different power adapter. I gave 2 eggs because I could not confirm that it was just the power inverter or if the controller board shorted out and the inverter is just shutting off because it senses it.

Overall Review: The drive fits very loose in the enclosure so it can slide around if you move it around a lot.

Pros: Simultaneous dual band with firewalled guest networks with different passcodes. Gigabit LAN. Stable and Reliable.

Cons: USB port doesn't support printer sharing, only files. Have had some minor UPnP problems, but have not been able to trace them to the source yet. The LEDs are a little on the bright side(now I'm getting picky).

Overall Review: Used a WRT54G for years and got used to having to restart it once a month. Switched to the WNDR3700 when I wanted to upgrade to a dual band 802.11N router. Have only had to restart it once or twice and I suspect those times were actually due to the modem not the router, but restarted it anyways.

Pros: Went from roaming to 2-3 bars (-100dB to -84dB) when I fist plugged it in. Only have to set the phone in the cradle for a drastic increase in signal. Antenna cord is pretty long and magnet is strong.

Cons: Mounting bracket is not very tall, kinda awkward if not mounting vertically. No wall adapter. No short usb cord for accessory power to charge phone.

Overall Review: I am not using as directed because I work in a concrete building with no windows, I still get a decent increase in signal with just having the antenna on some metal. I look forward to using it this fall when hunting to see how good it works in an outdoor situation. I may even have to get a 2nd one to keep in my car full time.

Pros: This drive is a must have for your base OS drive. I chose to go with this drive for my base partition and a 1 TB Caviar as a storage drive. Running on SATA 3.0 this is by far the fastest hard drive access I have ever seen. Running Vista x64 with no load times at all. (4 GB DDR3 1800 MHz RAM)

Cons: None...

Overall Review: I have not noticed any noise or heat issues. I have a large case with 6 fans and the CPU controlled fans almost never kick on high(I have 4 of the fans on an external controller, but they are so quiet(special fluid bearing system) I keep them at 1600 RPM full time)