Joined on 06/04/04
Great Paper for Canon and Epson Printers

Pros: Price, image quality and longevity. I use these papers with my Canon Pixma 6000 and the results are fantastic every bit as good as the Canon Paper Pro that came with the printer. Of course you'll have to spend some time calibrating your monitor and fine tuning your printer to achieve optimal results.
Cons: At 20c per page none.
Overall Review: Only papers that come close to these as regards price/performance are Kirland's and Ilfords'.
Failed After 3 Weeks

Pros: Came free with camera. That's about it.
Cons: Dead after 3-4 weeks of light use.
Overall Review: I'm not going to bother returning it for replacement. Would rather spend $ and buy a more trustworthy brand.
Works

Pros: A very nice 6ft cable that appears to be well constructed and with the rebate and free shipping is a great deal. Blu-ray and games look fantastic on my PS3 and 1080p Panasonic.
Cons: None
Overall Review: Don't waste your money on the more expensive brands
Great Deck

Pros: Great sound quality much better than the stock unit that came with my vehicle. Nice equalizer and lots of useful presets. I bought a 8GB Patriot flash drive and hooked it up to the rear USB connection and it works flawlessly. Nice remote. Plays multiple formats - mp3, wma
Cons: Control knob is a little difficult to use. 3 band equalizer and not a 5. Minor quibbles really
Wireless Newbie

Pros: Unpacked the box, downloaded and installed dd-wrt firmware, and it's worked flawlessly since. After increasing output to 70mv and overclocking to 225, I was able to extend the range throughout my house (no dead spots). Overall, I'm very impressed.
Cons: None
Overall Review: I had to a some reading at the dd-wrt site to figure out how to install and use firmware.
Does what it's supposed to

Pros: The card is easy to install (plug and play with XP) and works flawlessy with my printer, camera, and MP3 player. USB 2.0 is great and with free shipping this device is a steal. A must for anyone with still using USB 1.0.
Cons: None
Overall Review: Worked great with an XP/Intel system. I didn't need to install or update drivers and had no conflicts with other PCI devices (4/5 PCI slots are filled on my machine).