Pros: Wanted a tablet I could sketch on with out dishing out the $2700 for a Wacom or fuss about with Windows. I am happy with it so far, it is very fast and can handle some load with the 3gb of ram. Awesome for just about all of my "plugged in" requirements.

Cons: I'm not to thrilled with the micro USB port...it does as it should but man just worried its going to break off one day with a mild bump. This should not really be a Con as I am happy it does not use the proprietary Samsung chords of old...but...its a concern

Overall Review: Fast, responsive and a blast to mess about with, I'm glad I stepped up to something I can actually work with. I know it is not even the same category as the Wacom as far as real software capability and drawing but I do my serious work on my PC with a XL wacom pad...so it was nice to have something to carry around and sketch with.

Pros: Lots of bass coming out of this little 10 inch sub. I am impressed with the sound and the ease of installation. So much bass in fact I have the "level" turned down to less then a 1/4.

Cons: Not a con but the sub really introduced me to the lacking my current system has in the mid-range department...So another project to follow up on .

Overall Review: 2012 JKU with Premium sound system...I couldn't handle the lame sound anymore and bought 4 Kicker 6.5 coaxials , this 10inch amped Bazooka, a Soundstream 100x4 amp and a Audiocontrol LC6i 6chan summing device. Put it all in and after a large amount of fussing with levels I am somewhat happy. I had to un-sum the channels in the audiocontrol device as the sound with them summed was not acceptable (muddy and prone to distortion at low levels, almost sounded like out of phase but it wasn't). So was it an upgrade, yes...does it sound perfect....no but all the components individually are performing. I need to figure out a way to inject a bunch more midrange though. The sub gets 5eggs because it dishes out more then I expected....this coming from a guy who has ran 15" subs in all his jeeps since ...well over 15 years lets just say that =)

Pros: I've had two of these over the years. I have big hands and the flat/straight keyboards really are a pain to use compared to the MS Natural KBs. The MS Natural KBs take my abuse and don't kink up my wrists like normal keyboards. I game with it just fine but I've used this type of KB for so long...I could see where a person coming from a straight KB may need a little adjusting for gaming.

Cons: Non yet...first one I had lasted years, so much so that most of the keys lettering worn away and it still worked until it stopped taking input on certain keys.

Overall Review: Just a good all around KB and really nice for us guys with big hands

Pros: I have had these I think for almost 2 years now and they are still thumping. I game daily and it's nice to simply pull the mic boom down and start talking in any game with integrated VOIP. I used to not like headphones at all because I had/still have the logitech Z680 5.1 and liked living loud but Team based games aimed me at a mic so I got these and have not used my Z680 in over a year. BTW that Z680 I purchased in 2005 I think, long life. Logitech makes pretty good gear IMO and you cant go wrong with this headset.

Cons: Not so much of a CON...the long cable is nice but it is pretty stiff, over time I have learned to manage it but the first week or so I remember that wire sticking erect almost out in front of me heh

Overall Review: I hope Logitech continues this product. I would hate for mine to break/stop working and have to find an alternative replacement, these things are just too darn good for gaming. Spend to $100 they really are worth it. I sound like a FanBoy....

Pros: I received this last week and it came with a large mouse pad. Over all it just feels high end, the weight is really nice for FPS gaming as I do not feel I am stuck to the pad nor feel the mouse is so light it's bouncy when in a fire fight. I love the ability to shift between DPI settings at will, helps alot when you scope in to snipe someone u can get really accurate shots. Buttons work nice so far, time will tell. I'm 6' 6" w/ big hands and this mouse is not uncomfortable. It looks wicked as @$%* can't go wrong there haha. Very easy to prog macros if you so desire.

Cons: The USB chord is in a braided sleeve that catches on the edge of my mouse pad making for some sticky situations while gaming, I may cut the sleeve off as it makes the chord very stiff over all. Web site has drivers update but you get a 404 error if you try and download them...you guys should fix that.. Some times for what ever reasons the mouse will swap to profile 2...I wouldnt notice in performance or anything but it's lights turn from the wicked red to purple...not my color. I'm a little worried about the L mouse button. It's easy enough to click but sometimes if I'm hammer down on it it feels as though it may push through or snap off. I mean I'm not jumping on the thing but it feels as tho the buttons mechanical stop is a little soft.

Overall Review: Ive been a logitech user on PC peripherals for years, Mouse , KB, the first 5.1 Z680, Z5500 sound systems, G35 headsets.....I saw this mouse and had to have it, so far I am totally happy with it's performance, lets just see if it has some durability over time.

Pros: Gave up on trying to cool down my old antec case ( the full tower original ALienware style case made by antec) it just wasn't cutting it with the gear I had in it so I got this HAF X 942. Ambients in my case hover in the low 30c range. Im running: AMD xt 1100 Asus Crosshair V 16gigs of Ram 4 HDDs SLI GTX 680 1000watt CM PSU and some Opti drives

Cons: Wish it had a beer cooler in it.

Overall Review: the Fan duct for the gfx cards fits nice and so does the card bracket...IIRC I had to switch the position of the large fan shroud on the windowed door 180* to allow the card bracket to fit but thats no biggy. No broken parts and I was suprised, Ive built alot of systems and was used to seeing the front bezels of cases coming in broken off after shipment.