Pros: Four core processor, 12 SATA ports, two Intel NICs, IPMI, four 240 pin DIMM slots. It's really a great combination for something like FreeNAS. The performance has been excellent.

Cons: First board was DOA, second board needed BIOS update and IPMI didn't have MAC addresses burned in (all zeroes) and needed updated as well.

Overall Review: ASRock support was actually quite good through e-mail on this and were very helpful. They set me up with the utility to fix the MAC address issue and the rest was simple. Definitely recommend this board for this kind of use case. I would imagine that this would be good for something like PFSense as well.

Pros: Seems like it would be a great board because of Asus' reputation.

Cons: DOA. What else is there to say?

Overall Review: I see that it's showing out of stock. The pins on the socket looked weird before I put the CPU in but I didn't give it any thought. The board would power on but wouldn't POST. I'm sure a way will be found to put the screws to me on this. At least I paid $14 to ship it back. I remember when Newegg was the best on the internet.

Pros: Very nice construction. Very easy to assemble and very quite fan. Overall the layout is very well thought out.

Cons: It would be very cool if they had figured out a way to integrate a slim optical drive but I knew that going in.

Overall Review: Again, very nice case. Recommended.

Pros: Nice phone. Android 2.1 already on it. Nice display. Fast phone.

Cons: Not compatible with North American 3G

Overall Review: BUYER BEWARE - This phone is not compatible with North American 3G bands. The two bands listed are for EU/Asia 3G and you will NEVER get 3G out of this phone.