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  HTC One V review images

  on April 18, 2012 10:30 am

  A gallery of images of the HTC One V. Continue reading…

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  HTC One S review

  By Vlad Savov on April 2, 2012 03:00 am + 147 comments

  Note: Our original review was of the unlocked, GSM One S. We've updated the review with impressions and tests of the $199 (with contract) T-Mobile model as well. Check out the Hardware, Connectivity Continue reading…

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  Razer Blade review

  By Sean Hollister on March 2, 2012 05:00 pm + 131 comments

  At CES 2011, over a year ago, Razer showed off an incredible concept beneath glass. The peripheral manufacturer had produced a tiny clamshell PC with LCD keys that could change their function and Continue reading…

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  Asus Transformer Prime teardown reveals cause of GPS issue

  By Sam Byford on January 4, 2012 12:19 pm + 107 comments

  Asus's GPS troubles with the Transformer Prime don't seem to have been easily resolved by the recent firmware update, and Anandtech claims to have the answer. A teardown of the Prime didn't reveal Continue reading…

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  Samsung introduces 14-inch Series 5 Ultra, the first ultrabook with an optical disc drive

  By Vlad Savov on December 12, 2011 06:36 am + 53 comments

  Samsung's Series 9 laptops were flirting with the ultrabook category before it even existed, but now the company has received Intel's blessing to dub its latest mobile computer an ultrabook Continue reading…

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  Ultrabook manufacturers reportedly investigate alternatives to aluminum unibody designs

  By Nathan Ingraham on November 21, 2011 02:33 pm + 61 comments

  Apple famously uses its $80b cash hoard to buy exclusive supply arrangements for its most popular products, and the MacBook Air's unibody frame is apparently no exception. DigiTimes says Continue reading…

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  Asus Zenbook teardown reveals cramped interior

  By Eddie Fu on October 24, 2011 01:23 pm

  AnandTech has torn apart the Asus Zenbook UX21 to gives us a glimpse of the innards of the recently released 11.6-inch ultrabook. After prying off the bottom panel, we see an ultra slim cooler Continue reading…