Product review (3 stars): Decent, but expect to modify to get rid of foam...
I picked up a Sanyo when my converted fridge finally quit, expecting to get something a little more high quality than a converted unit.  While it looks nice, it took some tweaking to get the performance I would expect from a unit that costs this much.

The good: Looks nice.  It is a little classier than my old fridge and although it lives in the garage, it wouldn't look out of place inside.  It also comes with pretty much everything you need to hook up a keg and go, so if you want plug and play this will fit the bill.  It has proved reliable and I haven't had any problems with it.

The bad: Foam.  Lots of foam on first pours.  During the summers it gets pretty hot here and the tower on this is barely insulated.  Popping the cap off while the unit was on and  taking the temperature revealed that the beer in the tower was very warm, almost room temperature.  During my quest to get rid of the foaming issue, I ended up replacing the coupler with a stainless one, the faucet with a Perlick, lengthened the beer line, and finally installed a tower cooler.

Overall, if I would have done more research I probably would have bought a new chest freezer and converted that into a kegerator.  That would have allowed me to build it right from the start, and not replace substandard components one by one.  However, as I mentioned above, this is a one stop shop and is pretty easier to get going if you can live with a little foam on your first pours.