Pros: Compact, easy to use controls, but still has many features. 8 megpixels for the price is fantastic. Nice LCD screen.

Cons: No traditional viewfinder, only the LCD screen can be used to frame picture. Not a problem except possibly in very strong sunlight.

Overall Review: Have owned 5 olympus digital cameras and all have performed wll and trouble free.

Pros: Price was good

Cons: I bought this to have the 2 way sound, but the built in microphone has a loud hum (no matter where I put the camera) and the color rendition is poor. Image sharpness is not as good as DCS-5220. I have two DCS 5220 and they both work very well.

Overall Review: I'll try to return this and get another DCS 5220 (even though it has only one way sound)

Pros: Has the appearance of quality. Fan is quiet, about the same noise level as the CPU fan provided by Intel on the 4590 i5 processor when the computer is idle or low cpu usage. Voltages are very good, 3.304, 5.040, and 12.240. It worked when I first connected to motherboard and turned on. I have left it running for a couple weeks and continues to work fine with no strange odors and fan continues to operate quietly. Cable lengths are as follows 24 pin cabling is at least 14" long, 12 volt 4 pin cable for cpu power is 18" long, cables for hard drives are 10" to the first drive connector and then 9" more to the second connector ( for both the SATA power and traditional 4 pin IDE power connectors)

Cons: I am using this in a very compact mini itx case, so the cables are much longer than I need. The wires are pretty flexible so I should be able to keep things neat. My case is ARK ITX/CS-Ci05 Pedestal Server Case. I cut off all of the zip ties that bundle cables together for each connector so that the cabling is more flexible for arranging it in the case. After all the cable connections are made, I put new zip ties on the cables again to keep them bundled neatly for the final build.

Overall Review: This seems to be designed by SeaSonic as a server quality power supply according to the Seasonic web site, and the feedback by other users seems consistently high. I think that this is the best available mini itx power supply in this power range and the price is quite good for the quality. I would definitely buy another one if I built another similar mini itx computer.

Pros: Runs at 1333 in my Gigabyte Q77-d2h motherboard. I have tried XMP profile 1 and profile 2, but still runs at 1333. Not enough of a performance hit to complain or notice in actual use. The Q77 chipset may have some configuration limitations. In April 2016, this ram is in a z97 board and working at 1866 speed using XMP setting and no special tweaking required.

Cons: None, I figure my issues are due to motherboard rather than RAM. The ram has a lifetime warranty, so if I try it in a future motherboard that should run this ram at its rated speed, and I have any problems, I believe Gskill will take care of me.

Overall Review: Have purchased more than 50 sticks of gskill ram, desktop and laptop and never had a failure or DOA.<br>My Q77 motherboard does run 1600 with Gskill 1600 ram (2 x 4 GB).

Pros: I put this in a Gigabyte GA-Z97n and it was automatically detected as DDR3L. When I looked at the pre-boot system info, 1.35 v was displayed as the voltage for these memory sticks. UPDATE-- I bought another set of this memory and it works as great as the first set. I am still totally satisfied with this memory in my mini-itx computer builds.

Cons: none noted.

Overall Review: It is only a 10% voltage reduction but since I am using this in a computer that will function as a home server and will be running 24/7, I figured I might as well get the lower voltage memory.

Pros: Quite, reliable, seems well built

Cons: NO problems, good price, especially with rebate, which I did receive.

Overall Review: Installed in Mid tower case with Gigabyte motherboard and intel 3770K processor.