Pros: This sleeve has thick, soft, and firm padding. It's not just a cheap neoprene sleeve- it puts at least 1/4" of padding on each side of its contents. Well-built, yet inexpensive! The inner surface is lined with soft bumps that hold contents in place.

Cons: All that padding does add some thickness to my netbook. However, since most 10" netbooks have mechanical hard disks, I'd say the extra protection is worth the bulk.

Overall Review: The fit is perfect for my Eee PC T101MT- the netbook isn't too snug, but it doesn't have room to bang around inside.

Pros: Fan spins Pretty blue LEDs

Cons: Barely pushes any air Conventional fan design seems sub-optimal

Overall Review: I've had good luck with Thermaltake products in the past, but this thing is a joke. I bought it to help ventilate the dead space in the lower rear of my older ATX case, but this fan is almost completely ineffective. In a case with negative air pressure, it would probably fail to move any air at all. Shouldn't this sort of cooler use a centrifugal blower instead of a regular bladed fan?

Pros: Cost effective, works RAM heatsinks included

Cons: Stupidly tall aluminum heatsink blocks two adjacent slots- assembled video card is 3 slots tall.

Overall Review: I bought this to replace the stock setup on my ECS 9800GT. The fan had frozen after a few years of continuous use. I chose this item because it was inexpensive and looked close to the stock unit. Sure enough, it's the exact same fan with some extra connectors, and a very similar (but much taller) heatsink compared to the stock setup. Installation was very easy, since the parts were almost the same. The extra height is annoying, but I guess that if I need one of those slots back, I could put the new fan on the old heatsink. I don't think I'd recommend this product as an upgrade for video card cooling, but if you're looking to replace an Arctic Cooling stock cooler, this is a good solution at a good price.

Pros: Lighted, decent build quality, rubber-coated keys, short keystroke, USB port on keyboard (for a mouse, I guess). Works fine without drivers with Windows and Linux.

Cons: Backlight is not very bright, or adjustable. The lighting is also uneven- the keys in the middle are dimmer than the ones on the far left and right. The lighting is less noticeable when viewed at an angle.

Overall Review: The keystroke is short, but this does not feel like a laptop keyboard to me. The board sits pretty flat, even with the feet out. It uses two USB ports (one for the extra USB port on the keyboard, I presume). Bottom line: decent keyboard, but not worth what I paid for it.