Pros: Good sensor, great lens, decent size/form

Cons: Not USB 3 so there's not enough bandwidth for 1080p video

Overall Review: The lack of 1080p video at a reasonable framerate isn't a problem with the camera but with USB2, which doesn't have the bandwidth.

Pros: - Solid construction - Very good choice of interfaces, including FW800 - Looks great, matches MacBook Pro and Mac Pro very nicely.

Cons: Unstable. Periodically it will just disconnect the drive and disappear until you power cycle it. I know the drive is good, and the drive works fine with another enclosure. No firmware update on the Rosewill site.

Overall Review: While a very nice offering, I'd hold on purchasing this thing until Rosewill gets the stability figured out. You don't want a drive doing this if you value your data.

Pros: Looks nice, decent specs.

Cons: Never worked, support is terrible, I'm stuck with a useless overpriced board.

Overall Review: AMD boards are known to be fussy with RAM. I couldn't get passed the DRAM error light indicating. Reached out to esupport, swapped for different RAM, they advised returning the board and getting another (Newegg as always was good with a return and picked up a board from a local store so that they wouldn't be the same batch). Still doesn't boot. So esupport recommends RMA'ing the processor. Done still doesn't work. Swapped out the power supply, literally nothing original connected. Never works. esupport recommends paying to ship the second board to them for RMA. Get another board from another manufacturer and boots on the first try. I'm convinced esupport was trying to run out the clock for the 30 day return window. Now stuck with a useless board.

Pros: It's memory, it works, it's cost effective (cheap), it comes with a little case.

Cons: It's not the fastest out there, but you knew that already

Overall Review: Nothing to complain about, but nothing to really cheer about either other than price. Good product, good price.

Pros: - Pretty compact - SATA, 2.5 IDE, 3.5 IDE all in one - Easy to use - Performance seems good.

Cons: Power supply isn't great it seems. It doesn't seem to provide quite enough power for all drives. I've had 2 older IDE drives that just didn't get enough power to spin up in time for the OS to recognize. That just results in a USB error on Mac OS X, and silently fails on Windows. Solution is to find alternate power or use an enclosure in my case. Works perfectly on other drives though.

Overall Review: It's based on some JMicron chip. If you're not a fan or have an OS that's doesn't support JMicron USB -> SATA/IDE bridge chipsets well, you may want to look elsewhere. Works well on Windows/Mac OS X from what I can tell.

Pros: - Good compatible chipset - Nice finish - Seems to have good ventilation despite no fan - Fast - Cables included - Firewire 800!

Cons: - Lots of screws. To many actually. Most cases require only a few screws to open and put a drive in, this is a whole effort. - Sharp! The metal is nice looking, but it's corners aren't cleaned very nicely. The result is that it's somewhat sharp and can actually cut skin. These two negatives were enough to knock an egg of the rating for me. It's a good product but has it's caveats. I would think at least the second should be easy for them to remedy.