Pros: + Easy setup - other than a few "refreshes" during network detection, it was set up in a few minutes, and I used the Manual Setup rather than the auto button push method, so it could have been even faster + Small Foot Print - by the picture it looks to be a larger unit. I guess I didn't pay much attention to the dimensions, but was I ever pleasantly surprised that this device is TINY, and of course, no antennas! + Connectivity - been connected now for about 4 days and 6-10 hrs of game play and no drops, no lags, no problems (and I have unplugged it to move it and do some special network testing with it and it re-detected instantly and with no intervention + Undocumented feature - Network bridge functionality - this device when plugged into a switch/hub allows multiple devices to connect, which is beautiful for those of us with a HTPC, XBOX 360 and laptops used in the same room!

Cons: I am being really nit picky here but hey, nothing is perfect in technology! - When creating the network connection, the included connectivity software does not refresh consistently, so the fields are not visibly correct sometimes during the process - Bridge functionality not marketed - Can not configure directly with the console, but that is a function of the device being multi-console oriented, I know

Overall Review: In all of my tests (video stream, online gaming, voice chat, etc.) my XBOX 360 online speed with this device in place has been equivalent to my wired connection!! The fact that this device is so small and has such speed is very impressive. I have not tried it with the PS3 as my PS3's internal wireless works very well on its own, but I can say for the XBOX 360, and for a laptop I hooked to it as well, it has been wonderful. And now it is $83.99!! As always, Newegg rocks!!

Pros: Nice aluminum construction, lots of connection types

Cons: Dead on Arrival. Can not get power. The power adapter green light flickers and makes clicking noise when plugged into the enclosure with or without a drive in it. If it is not plugged into the enclosure, the green light stays on normal and no clicking noise. Wish it was not old fashioned molex connector, but it still should work. Not sure why someone mentioned a sata adapter. Has nothing to do with the power. RMA has been issued and I will try another one, hopefully with better luck. Newegg is still the best... just got a lemon this time.

Pros: I bought this keyboard for my home theater PC to be used at a distance of about 8 feet. The keyboard connected easily enough with the receiver and communicated reliably with it from about 3 feet provided the bottom of the keyboard, where the radio is, faced the top of the receiver, which emits the signal. However once I backed up, still using the same line of sight, to about 5 feet it no longer responded. If I altered the line of sight it could get the signal but missed 1 out of 3 keystrokes. Bottom line was after several hours of testing (and I test computers for a living professionally) the keyboard, while connected to a PC, requires a very specific line of sight to the top of the receiver and beyond about 3-5 feet it can not maintain a solid connection regardless. That being said, I decided to try it with my XBOX 360. What a HUGE difference!! Although line of sight is still key, it not only maintained the connection at 8 feet but its responsiveness is very impressive.

Cons: Had I reviewed this product for its initial intentions (HTPC) it would have received the lowest possible rating. But since I found an alternative use on the XBOX 360 and it performs very well there, I am giving it a 3 egg!

Overall Review: If you want a wireless KB for the XBOX 360, this is a great solution. No the mouse will not work, but that is true with any kb on the x360 that has a mouse. The keyboard is lightweight but sturdy feeling and the responsiveness and range are great for the X360. The "gray" color, which is really an off-white, matches the XBOX360 perfectly as does the receiver, so it blends nice sitting next to it. If you need a wireless KB solution for the PC, look elsewhere for sure!

Pros: I know I may skew the results as I have not received my card yet, but I wanted to put a plea out to the reviewer who said he has a Sharp Aquos 52 and uses this card and gets 1080p. I just want to TRIPLE CHECK that you are REALLY displaying 1080p. I have been KILLING MYSELF with this TV/PC decision and Sharp tech/phone support is horrible. THANKS

Cons: Wish the card was 512MB or an XT model, but no worries if it works with the Sharp TV at 1920x1080p.