Pros: Open GL support, large memory, and speed. Came with all connectors and power connector (though my computer already had extra inside).

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: My workstation came with an ATI V3400 card, which was solid, but it lacked Open GL support, and it was bogging down my graphics work...aka the weakest link. The Sapphire Radeon HD3850 was a very cheap way to upgrade, and it actually does better processing than my old V3400. Seeing as the workstation didn't have PCI2, but that PCI2 has backward support, this was the best compromise at the cheapest price, while still improving performance. Ordered it on a Wednesday, and it came the following Monday. Love it.

Pros: At the time I bought this, it was a pretty good product. I used it for drawing diagrams, taking notes, surfing the internet on a wifi hotspot, and most importantly, listening to mp3s.

Cons: This does not support high capacity SD cards (SDHC), and the standard SD cards are getting obsolete. You need to know that Palm does not really support their PDA OS, as they've given up on PDAs altogether.

Overall Review: This product became obsolete the day that Palm decided to go with Windows Mobile and migrate to smart phones.

Pros: I appreciate the heat spreaders, and the easy to open packaging.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Some people on the internet will insist that timing and latency rates matter, and that you need to match them to your existing RAM; it's not that important. Your BIOS will adjust accordingly, so it's mostly a matter of cost; I got these for $89 with a coupon.

Pros: Clean, small, doesn't require the level of force on a regular keyboard to press down on keys, unifying receiver works great.

Cons: Had to download the software to install the unifying receiver, before the keyboard would work.

Overall Review: It wasn't plug and play for me, even though Windows 7 said it had installed the proper drivers; I had to download the unifying receiver software from Logitech. Once installed, it worked like a charm. I had a bonus: My older M310 Logitech mouse paired with the unifying receiver, which I didn't expect. I got to the next step without having to buy a new mouse! Thanks, Logitech. :D

Pros: Works perfect, absolutely no problems at all. Quiet. Even when dragging 50GB+ of movies back and forth, no issues.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Actual size is 1.36TB, which is to be expected, depending on how you format it.

Pros: Price, battery life, volume, sound, fit, over 30 feet line of sight wireless connection, ease of connection to device.

Cons: Line of sight required to work properly, does not work perfectly with all software apps, though this is a fault on the apps' software code, I'm sure.

Overall Review: If you don't like ear plugs - I hate them - then these are quite nice, especially since they double as minor ear warmers. The sound is good for headphones, although not nearly as good as cup-style headphones. I like the fit; it's perfect and comfortable, and I never had an issue of soreness like with other headphones. The down side to this device (I don't know if this is true for all bluetooth devices) is that it requires a line of sight to function properly. Having tested it outside, if you are in an open area without wall surfaces adjacent to you, the sound will cut off and sound like interference. In order for it to work in an open area (like a field or a surface parking lot or crossing the street) you need to have your source device (phone) elevated high enough, like a shirt pocket level, or on your arm.