Pros: Size - Small and Compact Design - Most likely Aluminum Shell, Disperses Heat Came Preformatted

Cons: Dual USB plug might not be readily available if you don't carry the plug with you. Picked it up at $90 some time ago, cheap to some, but pricey compared to a/c powered externals at 2gb for the same price.

Overall Review: As with all Harddrives, I would be careful when carrying it around or dropping this thing. If anyone looking for such drives, would recommend the transcend portable drive which has Military-Grade Drop Rating, but max out at 640gb

Pros: Fast, more quiet when mirror flips, auto sensor cleaning

Cons: mines had some dust or dirt particle either on sensor or the mirror which I couldnt remove, really annonying, will have to take it to a shop now to have it removed. Didnt bother to send it back to newegg, too much problem involved with s/h and just dont have the time. Also, mines didnt have the manufacturer seal on it, Newegg probably resold this as new, probably got a lemon.

Overall Review: Did not like the huge picture view on rear, who really uses live view on dslr anyhow.

Pros: - Cheap, $69.99 Final Price w/o the jump rope Rebate - Fast Printouts and scans - Flatbed Scanner - After init install of the drivers, users can fax pages directly to the fax machine - Can configure the device into sleep mode after x minutes - LCD Screen brightness can be controlled via panel - No third party bloat ware, however I downloaded the drivers off the web

Cons: - NO RJ45 Port (Wired Networking), Comes with Wireless nic and w/o a wireless router is pretty much useless. - No Document Feeder, Requires that each page be scanned for faxing, this is a major fallout of the fax machine and a major CON, but it’s a $70 machine and can’t have it all at that price. However one can fax via computer (note above pro) - Requires that Ink Cartridge be installed (I wanted this device mainly for document scanning, was hoping I could by pass this install from preventing the ink cartridge form drying out) - Doesn’t come with USB Cable and USB Cable jack is located deep within the machine unit and routed out to the rear, will lose about 1 feet of the cable for the routing. Requires the type B – type A cable instead of the widely available type A – type A cable. Note: I believe max length for usb cable is 3 meters for usb1.1 and 5 meters for 2.0 - Power Plug is built into the machine, 2 wires, no third wire ground

Overall Review: - Not meant for Business usage, the paper tray looks and feels cheap, Im afraid that I might break up the plastic parts if I slam the tray too hard - Those who are looking for a working horse machine, look elsewhere - Upon Initial Install of the print carts, the unit goes thru a 4 minute prep init of the cartridges (no big deal) - Downloaded the latest drivers from brother’s website, avoided the CD install - Have not tried out the Photo Capture which I have no use for - Wireless printing option will probably avoid and most likely go with and install a cheap usb to rj45 dongle to the device Final Word: This Product would be a killer if it had: 1) Document Feeder, 2) Lose the Wireless, go with the Wired Networking, 3) USB Connection in Rear or near telephone jack, 4) Better production (better quality) of the paper Tray

Pros: - Free case with Fuji z300exr

Cons: - Case at first didn't seem to fit the Fuji Z300exr, I was like xxxx. Decided to stretch the case out, literally pulling at it in all directions breaking it out like a new sneaker. The camera does fit in the case now, but have some reservations about damaging the buttons with such a tight fit. - Came with a loop wrist band, but not a place on the case to place it (Extra for camera perhaps)

Overall Review: - Other people holding this item, the case has to broken in (with your fist/fingers), pull it in all directions

Pros: - Fast Response Time of 2ms - Above Average Shades of Grey 50000:1 Contrast Ratio, - Eco-Friendly 18-20 Watts Utilization under normal usage (browsing, ms office) Standard Mode with 50% Contrast and 50% Brightness - Comes with both 15pin vga cable and dvi cable - $15 Rebate (limit 2) and Free Shipping

Cons: - LCD had lots of removable plastic screen protector on the black portion in the front and covered the entire rear section of the white area, but nothing covered the screen - Monitor Must be Secured Down due to Ring, Not meant for anyone with kids, pets. - Touch Screen Monitor Menu very sensitive or not sensitive enough, but once I’ve adjusted the contrast and brightness, didn’t have to deal with it again - NO hdmi port, but you knew that going into the purchase - Okay, power cord comes with a regulator due to eco-power usage, fine, but asus went cheap here, the cord doesn’t utilize a ground wire and lcd might be susceptible to grounding issues - Pitch of .282 (its okay)

Overall Review: - Ring Stand not up to par, was cheap plastic, I was assuming it was heavy metal for counter balance, but that was expecting too much. Assuming it was heavy metal ring, it might have given users a straight view of the screen, but it not and currently sits at a 8-10 degree angle and can be pushed back to around as much as 10-20 degrees. Users can prop up the ring by placing something underneath it, but probably need something heavy to be place inside the ring (a brick from home depot or a 10# dumb bell) so that the screen wont tip over. I currently have it sitting at a 8% angle, was very annoyed at first, but since got use to it and doesn’t bother me as much with usage Operating at 1600x900

Pros: - 1gb Memory, 128bit, PCI 2.0x16 - Does not require 400watt psu as newegg noted (card does NOT use the 6pin ps) - Heavy in Hand, Doesnt feel cheap - 2 DVI Ports - Fan Operating Correctly in Auto unlike some other mfg - Fan Noise, I dont hear it (or pretty much use to them) - Price, 54.99-15.00 MIR = 39.99

Cons: - Useless S-Video Out Port (seriously, useless) - No HDMI Port - Slower DDR2 Memory (but price wise worth it) - Installation of Drivers was Brutal, 3-5 different mini installs, typical of ati/amd - Would recommend choosing another card for those who are heavy gamers

Overall Review: - Replaces a older 64bit 512mb Card on a p4-3.4ghz,2gb - Primary use for h.264 720p video viewing, ran 4 instances of clips w/ no prob - Not a game player, ppl might want to pickup a card with PCI-Express Connector 6pin for overclocking as Card might not have enough juice for what you want done., Also this card isnt crossfire capable final word - Pretty much happy for what I was looking for, 2 dvi ports, 128bit w/ 1gb ram for 40 bucks - Heavy Gamers go elsewhere, probably not the card your looking for, prob more suitable for biz environment - in use for approx 2 days, hope it dont knonk out, hope rebate goes thru