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Review: Jammin’ With Jawbone’s Big Jambox

Sound. Loud sound. Beefy sound. Clear sound. Sound that you can take with you. Sound from your smartphone, tablet or mp3 player. Sound that looks great. This is what Jawbone's...

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Review: Google’s Nexus 7 Is A Little Tab BIG ON VALUE

Is Google's bargain tablet a real threat to Apple's iPad or more cannon fodder in the tablet war?

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Review: nKliq Cooling Pad Transforms Your Netbook Into A Home Workstation

The nKliq netbook cooling station stands as more of a cosmetic touch to the home office set up for a netbook - a convenient placemat for your netbook while you...

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Review: Seagate’s BackUp Plus Is Simple, Social & Cloud Friendly

Seagate's new drive speaks social network fluently, but is this a worthy additive or another empty sales promise?

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Review: Budget Huawei Sonic Phone For Sub-Sonic Price

Huawei's X1 took the budget Android to new levels by sealing a beautifully simple package into a sub-$100 price. The Huawei Sonic works on that legacy but this time for...

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Review: Is Dell’s XPS 13 The BEST Ultrabook?

Dell's Ultrabook has some interesting design cues, but is that enough to separate it from the Ultrabook pack?

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Review: All-In-One HP PC Not So Touch Smart

HP has joined the touch bandwagon by releasing a PC that has a touch-sensitive screen, allowing you to use your fingers to scroll through menus and files. But despite looking...

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Review: Laser’s EB700 Is A Budget E-Reader With An Edge, But Is It Too Flimsy Up Against Kobo & Kindle?

Get a tablet, or just an eBook? If you're a bookworm who's keen on a read on a budget, the EB700 delivers and then some, even if it isn't the...

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Review: HP’s Spectre XT Is The Ultrabook For The Business Man

HP's Spectre XT crams a full-sized notebook into Ultrabook proportions, but has HP been forced to sacrifice functionality? And if so, what's been given the axe?

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