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Sony RX1 review: shooting like a pro with a pocket-sized camera
It’s hard to shoot pictures in the dark. You typically have the choice of either taking a blurry, dim photo, or using a flash and ruining the ambiance. So you buy a DSLR and an appropriately bright lens, but then you're toting... Read Full Review
Priced At $2,799.99
Released December 2012
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Sonos Playbar review: wireless audio invades your living room
The simple home stereo is struggling in the digital world. Little black boxes and audio sources are proliferating under the TV, remotes litter the coffee table, and docks clutter the bedroom and kitchen. Countless inputs and apps,... Read Full Review
Priced At $699.00
Released Mar. 5, 2013
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Samsung Ativ Odyssey review: do we need a third kind of Windows Phone?
Verizon Wireless hasn’t been the best partner for Microsoft and Windows Phone — it had one humdrum Windows Phone 7 device back in 2010, and opted out of Windows Phone 7.5 entirely. But it’s offering a spread of devices for... Read Full Review
Released Early 2013
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Chromebook Pixel review
"Disposable." When Eric Schmidt and Google first introduced Chrome OS, its operating system designed for desktop and laptop PCs, they kept using that word. Schmidt promised cheap devices that were essentially interchangeable —... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,299.00
Released February 2013
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Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 review
In a weird way, my excitement about Windows 8 tablets started with the Motorola Atrix, which is neither a tablet nor runs Windows 8. Basically, the Atrix promised to turn your gadgets into Legos. You have one device — in the... Read Full Review
Priced At $649.00
Released November 2012
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Asus Taichi review (11.6-inch)
Since Windows 8's debut last October, PC manufacturers have all followed pretty much the same playbook. Build a laptop with a touchscreen? Check. A docking laptop / tablet hybrid? Check. A strange, hinged device that twists and... Read Full Review
Released 2012
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Basis B1 fitness band review: taking tracking far beyond calories and steps
Fitness tracking devices have undergone a substantial makeover as they’ve made the move from the pocket to your wrist. Once the domain of small, clip-on gizmos that were marketed on how unobtrusive they could be, products like the... Read Full Review
Priced At $199.00
Released 2013
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Microsoft Surface Pro review
I've been waiting to review the Microsoft Surface Pro for a long time. When I decided to make the switch to Windows 8, I did a pretty thorough survey of the computing landscape, and Microsoft's second Surface seemed like it might be... Read Full Review
Priced At $899.00
Released Feb. 9, 2013
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BlackBerry Z10 review: a new life, or life support?
BlackBerry is about to enter the battle of its life, and as you'll see in my review of its new flagship phone, the Z10, it's using everything in its arsenal to win. Maybe win is the wrong word; perhaps victory for BlackBerry right... Read Full Review
Priced At $199.99
Released March 2013
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Little Printer review: a design nerd fantasy
The consumer printer industry isn’t in great shape, and paper seems to be getting eliminated every which way you look. Yet, BERG design consultancy principal Matt Webb spent the last year building Little Printer, a white box with... Read Full Review
Priced At $259.00
Released Aug. 14, 2012
