Product review (3 stars): A So-So System
I ordered one of these units with an adapter for non-Heinekin kegs about two weeks ago. It was easy to set up and looks pretty much exactly like the the picture.

PROS:
The refrigerator is large enough to hold two standard-sized mini-kegs. If you mix up 5-gallon batches like I do, that's enough to store about 2/3 of the total batch. I force-carbonate and bottle the remaining beer.
My unit is relatively quiet and unobtrusive and the temperature controls work well.
It's small enough that I can move the unit to a different room if I want it to be available for a party.

CONS:
The regulator is TERRIBLE. The plastic knob of the regulator valve came off of its threading the first time I used the system and I had to superglue it back on. Then it broke off again a week later. The regulator also immediately developed a fairly serious leak, so I was blowing through CO2 cartridges. I eventually got a better regulator and the system works fine. However decent regulators are relatively pricey.
The system doesn't carbonate the first third or so of a mini-keg very well. There tend to be a lot of foamy bubbles that dissipate quickly and leave the beer slightly undercarbonated (but still quite drinkable). A lot of this probably has to do with the small exit tube attached to the tap. If the tube had a larger diameter, the fluid would exit less quickly and the beer wouldn't decarbonate as much.

All in all, I'm glad I have the dispenser because I don't make enough beer to warrant a full-size kegerator and the mini-kegs that this system uses are perfect for my needs. However, I would have much rather paid a few extra dollars to get some high-quality force-carbonation parts instead of the cheap regulator and tubing that came with this system. If you buy this system, you may have to tweak it with extra parts in order to get it to work to spec.