Pre-cut and prepared jumper wires for breadboards available: CAT#s JW-140, JW-350, JM6-10, JM7-30.
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They're Modular! 
These aren't very big (21/4" X 31/4"), but are perfect for smaller 10 component or so projects. The two power strips can detatch. Little tabs and indentations on each section let you combine several together in all directions to make a breadboard to suit your needs. Have a peel and stick backing for semi permanant mounting. Well worth $3.00.
Handy 
Love this breadboard. Cheap, compact, and just enough room for a circuit. I use one on every project now and I finish in a snap. Then if I want it permament I smash water-sealing putty over the whole thing (JB Water-Weld) and let it dry rock hard. All my other electronics projects involving small circuits with IC's and soldering... just aren't done.
Good protoboard for those smaller projects...
I've not used this item enough to know if it deserves a higher rating.
Perfectly fits my project. A decent price to boot.
It can be combined with other boards, snap-lock scheme, on a side or end basis, if one needs more space. A bargain.
Perfect for those "temporary" projects
I love these things and can't get enough of 'em. At any given time I have 2 or 3 "temporary" projects going in my top s33kit mad scientist laboratory, and these things cost about the same as a perf board, but you can reuse both the board and components without clipping or unsoldering when you tear down your project. Some of the other breadboards have screw holes so they can be placed into enclosures, not this one, you'll need to use a nylon tie or something. Use your dumpster-dived 22ga telco station wire for interconnecting.
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