Joined on 10/02/07
Glad I went with this
Pros: 64-bit OS, great layout, stable. A lot of software is now available for use on x64 systems.
Cons: User Account Control is annoying at first when you are re-installing all of your software.
Overall Review: I was hesitant to purchase Vista after all of the bad press there is about it. However, I realized that most people have probably never used it or are just hating on MS. I understand an older computer will have a hard time running the OS, but the user is able to turn off Aero and have a setup similar to XP. I also don't know what the guy is talking about SP1 being 5 gigs. It's around a 150-200 MB compressed download. There are currently 34 language packs at around 150 MB each, but why would you install all of those?
The best router for the money
Pros: Supports 3rd party firmware. Stable!
Cons: No USB port
Overall Review: This is the best router for the money for any user. Flashing with DD-WRT makes this router very powerful.
Update on my last review
Pros: See Other thoughts
Cons: See Other thoughts
Overall Review: Some people simply do not know what they are talking about in their reviews. HTML e-mail is available on this phone, however, you must look at the attachment with the e-mails to view it in the web browser. Also, the US version (which is this one) does NOT come with a 2GB microSD card. One customer said, "...it has some sort of thermal sensor or shock sensor, or might be an accelerometer! who knows..." This is incorrect. The light simply pulses.
Great Phone!
Pros: S60 OS, great form factor, full QWERTY keyboard, A-GPS
Cons: The video screen is only 15 FPS, still runs Real player, 2.5mm headphone jack
Overall Review: I had the Nokia e51 for a week before I saw the Newegg price for the e71. This is a great phone and there is no better place to buy than here.
I like Bose
Pros: Great sound from quality speakers. Nice design.
Cons: None
Overall Review: These speakers sound great and contain a built in subwoofer. To me, that was a plus because I have a lot of cables, a router, and cable modem below my desk and I didn't want a subwoofer down there as well. Speakers are something you should hear for yourself before making a purchase.
Great Power Supply
Pros: Very quiet and stable.
Cons: None
Overall Review: I probably could have gotten away with a 500W power supply, but I figure I will be adding some components over the years.