Pros: Simple to install

Cons: none

Overall Review: Replaced 284meg in my Dell 5100 with 2 sticks of 512. Made a nice improvement running multiple applications and swapping between users. Well work the price.

Pros: Great colors, bright, fast, slim and lightweight, awesome stand, very adjustable, simple clean lines

Cons: dead pixel

Overall Review: I love this monitor. It's fast, great for FTS gaming, the colors make all my photos seem so much better. Text is crisp. The connectors are generous, I'm using the USB hub. BUT I really wanted no dead pixels. Mine had one. If you look at it with a magnifying glass you'll see that behind the red green blue elements there's a dark spot on a lower layer. I tired a pixel fixer and you could clearly see the color elements changing but behind them it was black. Still I loved everything else so completely I ordered a second. It doesn't have any dead pixels that I've seen but I'm afraid to look too close. Once I see them I keep looking for them. My advice is don't look. Asus warranty is for zero bright pixels and up to 5 dark pixels. WOW glad I've only got one. I guess I'm supposed to get used to it. Try not to look.... oh there it is, 2 inches right of center.

Pros: sensor size, low light capability, front ring, WiFi to smart phone, HDR, wide angle, face recognition, on camera editing tools

Cons: Location of flash is right where I want to hold the camera and most of the time it has to push my fingers out of the way. Gonna break it someday.

Overall Review: I've been happy with my purchase of this camera. I'm just an amateur but I enjoy trying to capture a good image. I especially like the low light capability. I don't like using a flash indoors. It's a big improvement over my previous camera. HDR is such a great idea. Yes you are supposed to use a tripod and I can see some blur but some shots are better with a bit of blur and all the detail that HDR can bring out. I use the WiFi all the time to send pictures to my smart phone. Takes a bit to learn that you have to connect to the WiFi coming off the camera then start the Canon software on the phone but after that, easy. As for picture quality I'm happy. Read the detailed reviews at the digi camera sites for a professional opinion about that.

Pros: 2 fans, thin radiator, excellent cooling, quiet under normal operation

Cons: none

Overall Review: Reviews showed that the larger radiator didn't add that much to the cooling capacity. I really liked the idea of the push pull fan arrangement. I like that I can hook all the fans up to the motherboard and view and control them from Asus Fan Xpert2. You can't control the pump RPM, it's fixed. I've been really impressed with the temperatures. A before and after test reduced the temps by 20c. My PC is so much quieter that now I'm hearing other sounds I could not before. The pump is totally silent. It does gurgle for the first few minutes while the air bubbles are sorted out but after that nothing. I can't feel any vibration when touching the pump. Pumping the CPU heat straight out the back improves the case temps and lets my other fan concentrate on the graphics card and other internal heat sources. Really really happy.

Pros: Fits my SD870IS perfectly, like it was made for it. Solid construction, rain hat, velcro belt loop, good padding

Cons: no room for more than the camera, like the charger, but that's what I wanted

Pros: SATA interface, wide range of media types

Cons: None that I found in the drive itself

Overall Review: Just cause you got a SATA port available don't mean it will work. My 3 year old MB would recognize the drive in Windows but the BIOS would not select it as a bootable device. RMA's it for a PATA drive.