Pros: What can I say? I'm not an overclocker, so my criterion is stability and no hassle. I dropped it into my case with memory (2x1GB), CPU (X2 4200+), Drives (2x25GB SATA2 + 1x120GB SATA2) and a video card, and it works great - never a problem.

Cons: None - I'm ordering 15 more for an organization Whose network I run.

Pros: This router was easy to set up, and very stable. The speed drops off rather quickly with distance, but that's typical for a N router. Worked well while it worked, and then it didn't.

Cons: The 2.4 GHz radio stopped working after about 15 months. The 5 GHz still works, but the signal drops off more quickly with range inside the house and is thus not very useful to me.

Overall Review: Of the 8-10 wireless routers I've had over the years, only one lasted more than 2 years. Some were known to fail due to inadequate heat removal. It doesn't seem like it should be that hard to make a good one, even at the low price they sell for.

Pros: Works. Convenient small size, and lights for a long time after charged. Well worth the cost. Also contains a separate night-light which can be switched off. Can also be switched to a mode to work as an automatic emergency light when the power goes off.

Cons: Don't get it wet. I wiped it with a damp rag, and the switch would not turn the light fully off. I propped the case open for a few hours and it was then OK.

Pros: Small. I mean REALLY small! The USB connector is by far the largest part of this flash drive. When seated it barely sticks out, which is what I needed.

Cons: Don't lose it.

Overall Review: Notthe fastest flash drive I've had, but not the slowest either.

Pros: It's fast and works without a glitch. What more could one want?

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Sort of works. To the extent that it works it is fast and stable with a 3.4 Ghz Ivy Bridge processor and 8 GB of PC3 10600 core.

Cons: Would not recognize a known-to-be-good display adapter board in any PCIe slot. Flashing the latest BIOS and loading the latest drivers didn't help. I tried another known-to-be-good board without removing the first one, and lo and behold it will then recognize the board in slot 1, but not the second one. Clearly a MB problem, but since it's working for now I'm not going to tear the system down and wait a week for a replacement. Don't they test these things when they make them?

Overall Review: This is the 12th Asus MB I've bought in 7 years, and 4 of them were bad from the start or failed within 60 days.