Pros: Upgraded from a 4800 2.5 X2 and Vista Rating went from 5.0 to 5.5 with this addition. I am still trying out the dual cores and reluctant to get a quad until they release the Deneb.

Cons: 89W and not 65W? Not that big a deal since the cores stay frosty.

Overall Review: Nice upgrade for the buck!

Pros: Sleek, cheap and sorta easy to work with.

Cons: I wrote an erroneous review for a Radeon 4350 low profile card thinking the LP bracket was made incorrectly, but this HTPC case does in fact have the PCI slot screw holes reversed and is fitted for full profile cards only(even though it's low profile only.) You can only fit 2 devices into the rear unless you apply some modifications. Whoever let this get past QA deserves a firing.

Overall Review: Watch out if you're adding more than 2 pci/e devices as they will interfere with each other when securing them.

Pros: Nice price with a decent quality video. Setup is simple and seems to be a good product for its price range.

Cons: Somewhat cryptic with the video/image capture settings. Ends of the sunglasses arm seem to be brittle.

Pros: This is a nice LED bulb. I bought these to replace downward firing above-sink light and a small closet area, both of which had 60W Warm CFL bulbs. Barely any light made it through the white enclosure surrounding the fixtures, now it appears twice as bright. It is a little off-putting and bluish tint, but struggling to see like before is not an issue. The entire closet looks like irradiated daylight, and almost too much light for such a little area.

Cons: 1-Second startup delay, which I'm gathering is supposedly a feature. Haven't read any data to back that up.

Overall Review: I've bought multiple 60/40 watt equivalent Utilitech LEDs at Lowes that uses 7.5 watts for ~450 lumens. They're instant on, and very subtle compared to these 75W equivalent LEDs. These are easily the brightest I've seen in action.

Pros: Nice compact kit. Has everything you need to get the headlights looking good again.

Cons: n/a

Pros: Awesome little device; easy initial setup and transfer of recorded files. Recognized immediately on Win7 and WinXP

Cons: Audio pickup is somewhat muffled from the location of the mic but will get the job done.

Overall Review: If you're having problems with Win7 Media Player, you can use VLC or VLC portable and install it on the pen drive for mobile viewing.