Pros: I finally bit during the Memorial Day sale. When it arrived I cursed my foul luck at getting the LCBQE stepping. Now? Cruising at 2.94 GHz with the stock cooler.

Cons: Absolutely none.

Overall Review: Still the bang-for-the-buck champ.

Pros: Fast, good range, good price, DD-WRT, stable for web browsing.

Cons: Loses connection during Netflix videos, about once an hour on average. DD-WRT versus "user friendly", Movie Engine or not, nothing helped. Which means it fails the wife test, which means my ancient WRT54GL is back on the job. Tried using the Buffalo as a repeater, but that wasn't stable either.

Overall Review: Hard to find a good solid router these days.

Pros: All functions work as described.

Cons: Output looks like SD, no matter what settings or cable I use. Recordings are uncompressed, about 5-6 GB per hour. Remote buttons are not very intuitive (for example to playback a recording press "USB") but you get used to it.

Overall Review: For the price it's a great little box.

Pros: Rock solid, as was the SB5121 it replaced.

Cons: No problems at all.

Pros: Quiet. No apparent problems. Excellent deal. Vista disk rating jumped from 4.6 to 5.3. System is noticeably faster.

Cons: Not as fast as some newer (and more expensive) drives. May run just a bit warmer than my old drive.

Overall Review: Definitely worth upgrading to a 7200 rpm drive if you are a power notebook user.

Pros: Seems to work.

Cons: But I wanted to use it for ReadyBoost. Too cheap to RMA though.