Pros: Upgraded from 512 MB to 2 GB and now the macbook flies.

Cons: None

Overall Review: When I got the macbook, I got the cheapest one I could since I did not want to pay Apple $400 or $500 to max out the memory. This memory is definitely a great deal and worth every penny.

Pros: Works with Linux (Debian Etch using Xsane, in my case). Very inexpensive. Light.

Cons: USB Cable too short. My desk is not terribly large, but I had to have the scanner right over the computer (the case sits on the floor) because of the cable length. This is more of a minor annoyance.

Overall Review: The function buttons on the front do not do anything in Linux (as best I can tell), but that doesn't seem to be a problem. I suppose that is why the SANE web page lists this scanner as "Good" instead of "Complete" for support. However, in my mind, this scanner works perfectly in Linux.

Pros: small, easy to work with in case, CPU in good location, supports 400 MHz FSB and 8x AGP

Cons: only 2 memory slots, motherboard temperature sensor reports crazy temperatures

Overall Review: This board was purchased as a replacement for an M7NCD Ultra that died. I really like how the CPU is not so far up on the board (as it is with the M7NCD, which makes the heat sink almost touch the P/S). I hooked everything right back up, booted (Debian Sarge) and everything was autodetected and setup properly, except for the hardware sensors (had to run sensors-detect again).