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The Seiki SE50UY04 breaks new ground in pricing for a TV with 4K resolution. That's the good news. But all those extra pixels don't mean its picture is better than that of a standard 1080p TV.
Verizon's Perception is a nice middle-of-the-road phone; just don't expect killer performance.
CNET editor Dong Ngo is almost so happy about Seagate's new and first consumer-grade SSD, the Seagate 600.
The Kirabook's biggest selling point is its high-res screen. Far beyond 1,920x1,080, this is instead a 2,560x1,440-pixel-resolution display (called PixelPure), putting it firmly in the territory of the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Of course, that also includes MacBook-Pro-like prices, with the Kirabook running from $1,599 to $1,999.
If you like the idea of walking around with a small telescope attached to a camera, the HX300 isn't a bad way to go.
The $40 Jax look like a $20 model but match the sound quality of some $75 to $100 models.
The Sony HT-CT260 is our go-to budget sound bar pick, with excellent sound quality, built-in Bluetooth, an adaptable design and no major missteps.
With very good performance and battery life and even better design and features for its price, the Fit 14 is an exemplary thin-and-light.
The $99.95 Fitbit Flex tackles plenty of personal health-tracking tasks, such as sleep quality, steps, and calorie counts. It's also comfortable to wear.
Editor Dong Ngo shows how he is totally impressed by the Buffalo DriveStation DDR.
The Panasonic VT60 has one of the best pictures we've ever seen, but it's fairly expensive.
Acer's flagship Aspire R7 comes with a swivel screen and is priced at $999.
Equipped with a vibrant 5.5-inch full-HD IPS display, a quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, and a 13-megapixel camera, AT&T's LG Optimus G Pro is a powerhouse of a handset.
An Android tablet with a 4:3 7.9-inch display and ample features, the Iconia A1 could be an interesting entry in a crowded market.
Though a little pricey at $199, this compact portable Bluetooth speaker converts into a stand for just about any tablet.