Pros: Well shipped in a Dell box. Booted up to Windows 7 Pro's initial setup where you tell it language and username etc. Inside the computer looks good. This does come with a keyboard and mouse, though that is not mentioned, so bare that in mind if you were going to order that seperately.

Cons: Nothing so far.

Overall Review: For those who care: The hard drive is a Western Digital 500GB Blue The ram is (1) 4GB Hynix Brand (one empty slot) The power supply is the same fit as the BP655 cases, which are available online.

Pros: Ivy Bridge i5 - Great speed for a really good price HDMI out Lots of usb 2.0 ports Small form factor Win7 Pro x64 (NOT Win8!) Very quiet!

Cons: No usb 3.0 - oh well I'll get over that (could always put a pci card in) 4gb of ram - easy and cheap upgrade

Overall Review: No real cons, just an awesome price for a great computer. I have been very happy with this machine, planing on buying 2 more!

Pros: It is what it is - can't ask for more!

Cons: Its a slim form factor desktop... hope they don't have the overheating problems like the previous versions did. We'll see!

Overall Review: Got the free 25" lcd monitor with it as a package deal. Two thumbs up for that!

Pros: - Everything you need in a business PC - Microsoft Office preloaded, just purchase a key - Good expandibility - Not loaded with bloatware

Cons: - No DVI port (only VGA and HDMI) - No PS/2 ports for legacy keyboard/mouse

Overall Review: With the discounts offered by Newegg, this was a killer deal for a solid machine.

Pros: Small factor, quick enough for most admin positions

Cons: None that I can think of except it would be nice if it had more ram.

Pros: Well built Quiet Operation Plenty of options in the BIOS Speedy processor A great value for what you get.

Cons: A little behind on the tech. Only USB 2.0 ports available. Only SATA 2 (3.0 Gbps) x 4 ports

Overall Review: I bought one of these with the idea that upgrading it with an SSD would turn it into a pretty speedy machine that should last a long time. However the speed of the SSD is limited by the SATA port speed, and external backup solutions will unfortunately be limited in speed by the USB ports. The computer still runs great with an SSD, and I will be setting this computer to backup to a server via the ethernet port.