Pros: Optics are excellent quality, great resolution options, good response, good mic pickup, requires little tech knowledge to set up.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I purchased two of these, and they are both working great. Logitech has always been good quality for me.

Pros: Good fast memory; 3 out of 4 sticks bought were good. Dropped the egg-count down to 3 because of the bad stick, performance is good though... 5.9 across the board for Vista.

Cons: 1 stick failed MemTest86+ v2.0 after 15 minutes of testing.

Overall Review: Glad I got it at the price I did... it's 15 more now! -- Biostar A770 A2+ motherboard; AMD Phenom 9850; GeForce 9800GTX PCIe 2.0

Pros: I've had no issues with this router at all. It has been my home-network backbone for about a year now, feeding wireless N to my laptops and a Patriot media streamer, as well as wireless G to a PS3. My network has pretty heavy data transfer loads, what with moving my media server files multiple times in the past year. No problems at all.

Cons: None.

Pros: plug'n'play, 802.11n, great small profile,

Cons: 802.11n nowhere near the 300Mbps advertised, still faster than g though. It's a bit wide so has trouble fitting in some USB slots that aren't clear on either side of the slot.

Pros: Sturdy construction, easily modded, internal HD, accepts 802.11g/n dongles, streams 1080p with no stutters.

Cons: Had issues setting up network shares and installing new firmware, but the online forum community quickly helped me figure it out.

Pros: Slot-load (obviously). Fits the Norco RPC-4220 like a glove. Drive works, and is the best price for a slot-load I've found.

Cons: None that I could find.

Overall Review: Screw holes are not at same height on each side, therefore wont fit my 3.25 bay converters. This could be standard, I'm not well experienced with slim dvd drives.