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Ouya review: can an indie console take on Sony and Microsoft?
Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo may no longer be the only names that matter in gaming, but the "big three" is still very much alive in people's minds. Even as iOS and Android have gotten better games, and better hardware to run those... Read Full Review
Priced At $99.99
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Razer Edge review
It's a seriously impressive thing, winning the same award twice – for the same product. That's what Razer managed over the last two years, hoarding accolades at CES for the Project Fiona in 2012 and again for the Edge in 2013. R... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,399.00
Released Q1 2013
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LG Optimus G Pro review
Anything you can do, I can do better... LG and Samsung are in the midst of a battle. An epic back-and-forth. A billions-of-dollars tit-for-tat. The two Korean conglomerates, part of the chaebol system that dominates commerce and... Read Full Review
Released Q2 2013
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HP Spectre XT TouchSmart review
Last September, HP introduced one of the most credible MacBook Air competitors we’d yet seen: the 13-inch Envy Spectre XT was thin, light, strong, and yet still comfortable to use, a rarity in a Windows ultrabook. Yet it also had... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,399.00
Released December 2012
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Roku 3 review
There are two things you should know about me right up front. One is the list of shows I'm currently watching: at this moment I'm at various points in The West Wing, Homeland, House of Cards, Scandal, Alias, Mad Men, Community, The... Read Full Review
Priced At $99.99
Released Mar. 5, 2013
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HTC One review
The Android market has changed radically in the past couple of years. Where we once had a spec war, with manufacturers racing to release ever-more powerful smartphones as quickly as possible, now it’s turning into a marketing... Read Full Review
Released April 2013
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Sony Xperia Z review
Only a year after releasing the Xperia S, its first post-Ericsson phone, Sony has already reached the end of the alphabet with its flagship for 2013, the Xperia Z. The implication behind the name is that this handset is as ultimate... Read Full Review
Released Q1 2013
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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
