CNET First Look (SD)
Summary: Get the first look at the hottest products from our expert CNET editors. They'll dive in deep and cover all of the hot features, as well as the flaws of the latest tech gadgets across every product category.
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Timbuk2's new Power Commute Messenger bag looks and feels just like their standard messenger bags, with one important difference: A rechargeable power brick that can resurrect your dying devices on the fly.
The 4th-generation iPod Touch is still hanging around, offering the best bang for your buck when it comes to buying-in to Apple's iOS ecosystem.
It's great that Tivoli added Bluetooth streaming to its great little PAL radio, but its $300 price tag is excessive.
A solid enthusiast "compact" that will please a lot of shooters, the Nikon Coolpix P7700 doesn't quite deliver speed or stellar imagery.
This iPod is classic for a reason, and delivers the best storage value of all the iPods.
Skipping the newer flipping, folding, or sliding designs, the Twist goes back to a traditional center-hinge design.
For under $800, this thin 14-inch laptop packs a touchscreen, large hard drive, DVD burner, and a good battery life. What more do you need?
New music library views, more integration with iCloud, and a robust MiniPlayer make iTunes 11 better than earlier versions.
The Elgato EyeTV Mobile is a small antenna dongle that delivers a handful of over-the-air TV channels to iPads and iPhones. Just don't expect cable TV -- or even all of your local stations.
Firefox may no longer be the only serious alterna-browser in town, but that doesn't mean it's lost its chops. Take a tour of the modern Firefox in this First Look video.
In addition to its NFC and wireless charging capabilities, the LG Spectrum 2 from Verizon is equipped with an 8-megapixel camera, a 4.7-inch display, and a dual-core processor.
The tiny Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX50 is a lot of camera for the money with solid shooting performance and photo and movie quality.
The Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ costs only $269. That's quite a deal for a quality 9-inch tablet.
Although its sonic talents are comparatively modest, the Bose Solo is an exceedingly handsome and easy-to-use sound bar.
The ATH-WS55 Solid Bass headphones deliver a lot of bass without sacrificing any performance in the midrange or treble.
