Pros: Keyboard is really nice and quiet. It has a laptop type feel. The rubberized texture and color look and feel great. The Mouse works on any surface, glides nice and smooth too.

Cons: Wish the mouse was as quiet as the keyboard when clicking on it. Ive had louder ones, this one is about average.

Overall Review: I plan on taking care of this set. Hopefully I will not encounter the sticking keys on the keyboard. I have yet to test a distance further than 10 ft, but so far so good!

Pros: Well made product with a solid warranty. Uses SLC chips. Super fast drive. Just enough room to load Windows XP.

Cons: The size vs. price. Transcends website could bring more to the table as far as support. All the information that I got to tweak the drive was gained from using google. Out of the box the drive is okay, but with about 6 tweaks it smokes. Nowhere on the Transcend website does it provide help in this area.

Overall Review: If you were toying around with the idea of purchasing a used T-series IBM laptop, and putting an SSD drive in it...this drive is a perfect match. I have to say that I am amazed at how well my T42 with an upgraded 2ghz Pentium M CPU, and 2 gb of memory operates. If I didn't know any better, I could swear I was using a newer laptop with more impressive specs, i.e. dual core, faster memory, etc...Definitely makes this old machine smoke, and well worth it in my opinion. The T42 is a great laptop, and with this SSD, it really is pleasure to use. In addition, I purchased a SATA HDD caddy for the hot swappable drive, and dropped in a 320gb 7200rpm 16mb cache Seagate HDD. Let me tell you, this setup works like a charm...

Pros: Great display, several display modes and options to toy around with. Sound is also great, really no complaints. I picked this same unit up locally for $400 out the door (sweet!). For that price I figured I'd give it a chance. I previously had another no namer from Costco that had a very clear display, but lacked all the features that this one has; Analog audio in/out, digital audio out, component video in, in HD, 2 hdmi ports, vga in, oh ya did I mention 1080p? The viewing angle is also good. I use this for my htpc for my bedroom and its bright, clear, and sharp. I also play xbox 360 games on this at 1080p and no complaints.

Cons: I would have to say the surface sheen of the lcd display produces a glare. If there is any bright light in the background, you will see a slight reflection of it. Remote needs to point directly to sensor to operate.

Overall Review: Other than fixing the glare on the screen from background light, none.

Pros: After a 30 min search for drivers, it works flawlessly. I'm using XP 64 and it smokes. Like the fact that there's room to grow CPU wise. It's been a while since i've owned an asus board, this one seems to not have any bugs.

Cons: Bought as an open box, and it came with only the board. But that's to be expected! Thought I would luck out with at least a driver disk.

Overall Review: The asus website is a bit slow, but I was able to find everything I needed to get this thing up and running smoothly.

Pros: Fast and quiet, sata connection.

Cons: Not a terabyte.

Overall Review: None.

Pros: A step up from a build using a athlon xp 2800+, I am now actually able to multi-task with no lag whatsoever. Def not the fast cpu out there, but this thing works great with Windows XP 64 bit.

Cons: As others have complained, the heatsink is definately inappropriate. I ordered much better one from newegg for only $20 shipped.

Overall Review: Wish it came with a heatsink that was able to cool it while overclocking. Afterall it IS the "black edition". I've been a long time fan of AMD, through their good and not so good products. Intel is just way overpriced. And the fact that ATI is now AMD, thats a big plus!