Pros: Works fine with Ubuntu Linux.

Cons: None.

Pros: Initial setup was the best I've experienced of any consumer router. I was completely happy with the defaults -- UPnP off, external ping disabled, etc., etc.

Cons: I bought this router for the VPN capability. It supports IPSec, IPSec with L2TP, and PPTP. The only thing I could get to work with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard was PPTP *without* encryption, which is useless. Also, after an hour of playing with the settings, attempting to access the device's log via the web admin console would crash it. It would still route, but the admin console would be inaccessible until I power-cycled the router.

Pros: It's a flexible cable instead of a single, solid connector.

Cons: Doesn't work. Yes, I tried it with a MacBook Pro and DisplayPort monitor, and it's like it wasn't plugged in at all. I tried wiggling and reconnecting, and I tested the MacBook with a different monitor and the monitor with different inputs. I thought the other two stars were because they weren't using MacBooks or something. Nope, this just doesn't work.

Overall Review: I sure was hoping this worked. It's the only MiniDisplayPort to DisplayPort I can find. Oh well.

Pros: Installation was a snap. Smoothest install of any cases I've built. Everything is snug, and it's not a pain to remove and replace the side case. Also, this thing glows blue beautifully in a dark room.

Cons: Aluminum is sharp! Be careful.

Pros: Product feels very "adult" rubbery.

Cons: There was no room in my case for this less-than-1mm-thick rubber dampener. There probably won't be room in your case, either.

Pros: L-bracket is nice. Color is sweet.

Cons: None.