Pros: Great price, great picture, 2 DVI connections + HDMI, beautiful picture, adjustable brightness, etc. Also rather low power consumption for a unit with a screen this size. Very slick response time, no visible blurring, been playing Lost Coast in 1080p. No dead pixels so far.

Cons: AIT Shipping, Disaster. Have to call them to set up delivery, but they only deliver 2 days/week (I live right outside of chicago, not exactly a remote area). From 9 to 3. Can only call from 9 to 3. No weekend deliveries. After the eternity it took to get it delivered, the guys literally threw it off the truck, denting the box, which already had 2 large holes in it. Then they're indignant upon refusing to sign for a damaged product (can't return if package is signed for). I got the unit from another retailer. As for the TV itself, problems are rather trivial. The remote doesn't work farther than 5 feet away, and (like most LCDs) doesn't display a very dark black. The "No signal detected" message (ie, you turn your computer off) is bright white in a static position, probably prone to burn. Make sure you keep a screen saver all the time if plugging into a PC. The stand could be wider; it's top heavy and tips easily.

Overall Review: Such a shame newegg forces AIT shipping, would have gotten 5/5 without it. They actually suggested that I miss a day of work to have this thing delivered. On that note Look for other comments on AIT shipping for various products. They're slow, careless, and have shorter hours than my bank. However, don't let this sway your product choice, as this is an excellent display for a great price, with only the most trivial downsides. Well-recommended television. Don't forget to pick up a tuner.

Pros: Really cheap, has both AGP and PCI-e, can run both cards at same time. Supports RAID 0 and RAID 1. Great value overall.

Cons: No RAID 5. The heatsink for the south bridge (the one that says ASRock proudly on it) is absolutely terrible. I can't overclock my system much because this gets too hot, and I can't get a bigger heatsink because it gets in the way of the video card. Inconvenient plug positions, many similar design flaws.

Overall Review: Has a boatload of minor quirks, but for this price you can't complain that much. Great feature having both PCI-e and AGP, very hard to find.

Pros: It's cheap and it fits. Reasonably tough and pads the phone like it's supposed to.

Cons: It's a little bulky for the "slim" in the description. But more importantly, it doesn't fit snugly, particularly on the sides near the front-face of the phone. This is a huge attractor for dirt, dust, sand, and lint. I have to pop my phone out of the case every time I want to open one of the "side doors" for charging. It doesn't fit my Sony magnetic charger very well, and you can't use the dock while it's in the case. On the other hand, you get what you pay for - it's $5.

Overall Review: This is NOT a good case, but for $5, it's not a terrible buy.

Pros: Seems sturdy and well-built, but...

Cons: It doesn't work. The design is defective - the metal bar in the middle protrudes out too far and the magnets can't "catch" the phone. It's a charger that doesn't charge; it doesn't fit the product it's designed to fit.

Overall Review: Should not be on sale

Pros: Highly customizable

Cons: The most glaring problem is the skipping/jumping. I don't know what's causing it, but it's only this mouse. I've used the G7, MX518, and G9x (my current favorite) all in this configuration and this is the only one that skips. But during gaming, it will do it every couple minutes, and can ruin a game of League or any game where a single misclick can be a huge problem. Other than that, it seems like the design is intended for you to keep three fingers on buttons and none on the mouse wheel - I've never seen anyone do this, and it wasn't apparent this was the intention from the pictures. I found it really uncomfortable and couldn't get used to it. Any way I held my hand on this mouse just felt awkward and uncomfortable. The thumb-button layout is almost impossible to use with precision - I had to program several keys with the same function because they're too similar in size, shape, and position to tell them apart with your thumb... and simply too many next to each other.

Overall Review: The box is also a pain to open and repack. I'd strongly recommend the G9x, or for a simpler classic model, the MX 518

Pros: Worked great (for a while), easy to install

Cons: Support, Support, Support. Or lack thereof. Seriously, NO ONE at Microsoft wants to take responsibility for this product. * Called Xbox Accessories support: "oh, you want games for windows dept" * Called Games for Windows support: "oh, you want Xbox accessories"

Overall Review: Typical "big company" support. They're open all hours you could hope for them to be, but none of them help you. I've narrowed the problem down to likely a blown fuse (manufacturing defect) in the wireless receiver. But no one wants to help. After diagnosing the problem, I've burned well over an hour trying to contact support. Xbox/Gaming doesn't want it because it plugs into your PC. Games for Windows doesn't want it because it says Xbox on it.