Pros: Lightning fast, dead silent, lots of room for all those games and programs that I just want to keep around. 128GB just isn't enough space for me.

Cons: Expensive.

Overall Review: Because it's not SATAIII, I was concerned about having made a mistake with this drive, but after consulting with a friend we agreed that the compromise (tiny) in potential throughput was not worth returning it for a SATAIII drive. I'm glad I just installed it anyway.

Pros: This unit delivers what it promises and what it specs describe. It's fast and reliable. Unit updated to Jelly Bean without a problem. External Micro SD memory loads and stays loaded. Apps and games work well. I have had no problems with heat, and battery life is very good.

Cons: The touch screen can be finicky and I wish there was a setting to adjust sensitivity. Tapping hyperlinks can require several attempts, which gets frustrating.

Pros: Very quiet. Nicely designed feed-thrus for pulling cable behind the mobo wall. Everything seems logical and well-engineered. Ability to replace CPU cooling without removing the mobo is a major smart move.

Cons: Expensive.

Overall Review: I require quiet in my computers and have used various Antec cases for years. I opted for the Fractal this time around due to its nifty-looking feed-thrus and the bomb-proof wall insulation. Total WIN! This case is extremely quiet and gladly fits a GTX 560 card and a monstrous Zalman CPU cooler with ease. Simple, logical, smart design. Worth it.

Pros: Fast enough to play every available game at 1080 with reasonably high quality and AA settings. VERY QUIET and runs cool.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: While the GPU is not the fastest and most expensive technology available, I wanted the best compromise of quiet and fast. This card is right up there. I hate noise in my computers and this unit with its stock fans inside a Fractal insulated case is all but silent.