Pros: Fifteen seconds from "Starting Windows" to ready Desktop. Applications open instantly (Photoshop CS4 x64 in under three seconds). That's it, I'm sold, I'll never go back to mechanical hard drives.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: My 64GB V-series is now my Photoshop scratch disk. Room for two hard drives on my Studio 1735. My old 7200RPM Seagate Momentus is now housed in teh Kingston enclosure permanently and used with Win7 Backup and Restore . . . not that I'll ever need it!

Pros: Nice looking, appears to be a quality product.

Cons: Does not fit a Dell Inspiron 1564, not at all. Dimensions given are misleading, as the sleeve houses a plastic insert that does not mold to shape in any way. That would be fine except the laptop juts up on one side . . . the sleeve could potentially damage the laptop rather than protect it.

Pros: High quality construction, versatile setup options. Sleek look to it, but don't let the nice lines fool you: your monitors are in good hands.

Cons: None that I see

Overall Review: I use my 23" Dell touch screens with this and they are rock-solid stable. No wiggles or reverberations. Thank you, Planar.

Pros: Nice, works great with Surface Pro 3. Docs, Music, Photos now stored off the main drive using settings feature.

Cons: Zilch. Zero. Nada.

Overall Review: I love my Surface.

Pros: Amazing creature features built into this budget case. It's been awhile since I've done a build, so maybe things have changed across the board. I sure hope they're all built like this: wonderful fans, attention to fittings, smooth edges, solid construction, and it's flat out cool looking.

Cons: Absolutely none. If you're a budget-minded enthusiast, they nailed it here.

Pros: SSD, Gorilla Glass, and other rock solid features make it a real ultra book. Throw in the touchscreen and it'll make a Mac owner cry.

Cons: Not sure what's up with the exorbitant price here at newegg. I got mine at Best Buy for $750.