Pros: Cheap, WPA2, 802.11n, excellent range. Antennas will both angle outward from the PC and rotate side to side. This allows for nearly any placement of the antennas. Also, antenna connectors are metal (!) and screw on. There will be no breaking these! Drivers work great on Windows 7 x64.

Cons: Antennas on the back are directly in the way of my 2xDVI ports on my video card, and are being blown by the hot air of the video card exhaust. I was able to turn and angle, so see the "Pro" above. Rosewill website leaves a bit to be desired on the layout and ease of use, but it was straightforward and I found the latest drivers easily enough.

Overall Review: Signal quality on my old Linksys WRT54G went up 2 bars. I'm getting the full 54Mbps. The previous Wifi adapter (USB) got about 24Mbps, but sometimes negotiated higher. Never once saw 54... I'm happy!

Pros: Looks like it would work. Free with purchase of the Rosewill PCI card. Base looks sturdy. Cables screw in, not plug in. Cable ends are metal.

Cons: The cable is less than four feet. My computer sits in an enclosed wooden desk, with holes for wires. Even on the shortest route (through two holes), this thing came nowhere near getting to the desktop.

Overall Review: It was free so I'm not complaining, but another two foot of cable length would've warranted 5/5 eggs...

Pros: Bought this to put a filing cabinet closer to the wall, works great.

Overall Review: Will buy again if I need one.

Pros: The weight of the stand seems to help prevent tipping. The metal used is pretty heavy gauge, I'm not concerned at all about durability. Adjustable to the max, you can: - rotate portrait/landscape and anywhere in between - tilt up or down - the side arms allow for nice depth adjustment of the side monitors, so I'm able to curve my side monitors around my center monitor for more direct viewing

Cons: Not much of a con, since I knew this when purchasing, but I didn't quite know how far away the top monitor was going to be from my eyes. I had decided to simply try it anyway. The top monitor mount is not able to be brought forward like the sides. I will probably end up buying a larger monitor for that spot, or possibly using longer screws and spacers into the VESA mount holes to bring the monitor forward. If I did this, I assume I will have to worry about the stand tipping forward due to changing its balance, and I'm sure the manufacturer wouldn't condone that configuration. Can't knock an egg off for something like this.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this stand. I didn't have any issues, even with older and certainly heavier than new LCD monitors. Very happy with the purchase, especially for the price. Would buy this again, and would buy from VIVO again.

Pros: Purchased this fan because it was 100mm, and was surprised to find it pretty easily attached to a heatsink on an old system CPU (Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200). The heatsink is an EVERCOOL HPFI-10025. Fan is significantly more quiet than the stock fan from Evercool heatsink, but slower rotation. Very happy with the tradeoff as the temperature of the CPU barely went up (2°C under full load). Still plenty of headroom in temperature.

Cons: None that I could find.

Overall Review: Would recommend, would purchase again. It's hard to see from the pictures but it does have a 3-wire fan connector, so it works as a CPU fan and your system should be able to monitor the fan RPM (provided your motherboard is capable). Purchased through marketplace seller OutletPC, very happy with them.

Pros: Screen fit into a Dell Inspiron E1505. Was packaged well and protected.

Cons: Lacked the two screw holes to mount the inverter to it. The OEM part had these. I put a thin 2-sided tape on to keep it from wiggling around but honestly it's pretty snug even without the tape. This was for a family member so I wanted it to be done as well as possible.

Overall Review: Tad more expensive than the auction sites but I am pleased with the product. No instructions, but this isn't a con for me. It may be if you've never replaced a screen.