Pros: This motherboard is rock solid stable when gaming. I tossed an i7 2600k on this thing along with my Kingston HyperX Genesis ram (1600Mhz) , fired up the auto OC features, and it boosted the speed of my proc to 4.3Ghz without me doing much of anything! My GTX295 LOVES this mobo and ram combo. Coming from the trusty old E6600... it's leaps and BOUNDS faster!

Cons: The 3rd x16 PCI-E lane is not x16 at all. It hits a max speed of x4. You have to allocate bandwidth from other busses to get it to x4. That includes turning off esata functions, USB ports, and even one of the x1 lanes. I was kind of disappointed in the bus resources that you had to disable so much for one PCI-E lane. But whatever. I only need the first two PCI-E x16 lanes anyways.

Overall Review: Besides the 3rd PCI-E lane not being much of any help... this motherboard is perfect for gamers and enthusiasts alike. You will get solid performance, stability, and great OC abilities with this purchase. I highly recommend!

Pros: I have gone through android tablets like the Xyboard, the original Transformer, and the Lenovo K1. None of them hold a candle to the Transformer Prime! It's got a quad core processor plus the companion core to offload smaller tasks to conserve energy. It has surprisingly AMAZING sound quality for a little built-in speaker. The screen is sharp and the IPS boost option makes outdoor visability perfect! The flash performance is the best on this tablet. No other tablet does this well with flash. The Wifi is reliable and I experience no issues with connectivity. If anyone else is, that's not the tablet's fault. It just isn't. Either your router is having issues or you're just plain out of range. The tablet is lightweight and it feels like a quality built product! Excellent job ASUS!

Cons: It only has one speaker located on the right side. It is a little awkward to get used to your sound coming out of one side, but once you hear how good the sound is for that little speaker... you won't mind at all. Plus you can just flip the tablet downard and have sound come out of the bottom like an iPad does. That's my only gripe really....

Overall Review: This is the best and most powerful tablet on the market. It's well worth the 500 smackers you shell out for it. Highly recommended for any Android enthusiast! Oh and once you do the firmware upgrade you'll be using Android 4.0.3. You get Ice Cream Sandwich right away. It's great! This tablet laughs at any other tablet on the market!

Pros: It reads my floppies, writes my floppies, and erases my floppies. What more can you ask for? Good job Sony. This is my second Sony floppy and you can't go wrong here.

Cons: None.

Pros: The easiest setup I've ever done in my life while dealing with network equipment. I plugged it in, Vista 64bit asked me for the cd, I gave it the cd, within 20 seconds, BAM... I was on the net. No drop outs, no lost connections. I love it!

Cons: Pfftt...

Overall Review: It has blue LED lights on it. I was really excited about that! Oh and just to let everyone know...IT WORKS WITH 64BIT OPERATING SYSTEMS!!!!! I'm using Vista64 bit myself. So anyone that says this doesn't work with 64bit stuff doesn't know what they are talking about.

Pros: It's really small and compact. The casing is made of mostly rubber. That allows for some knockin' around with the car keys and a drop on the ground. I wouldn't try running it over or stepping on it though...

Cons: None so far!

Overall Review: It was a little weird figuring out how to use it. Make sure the metal connectors are facing the connectors on the USB port. It fits either way. But obviously it's only going to work if it makes contact. Just watch out for that.

Pros: I bought this card along with an internal card reader for Vista ReadyBoost. It works really well. I got it for the fast read times. Does exactly what I want it to do!

Cons: None so far!