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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The Canon Powershot S110 offers some nice updates over its predecessor, the S100, including better autofocus performance, wireless connectivity and a touch screen.
Like many celebrity-endorsed headphones, the House of Marley Smile Jamaica has a bass-heavy response, but an excellent price and build elevate it above peers.
AT&T's $100 Samsung Rugby Pro gets bullish on keeping out water and dust, without sacrificing essential Android features.
At $100 or so cheaper than the Samsung E550, the Toshiba E220 is a solid performer and better than most TVs at the price.
The Yoga's 13-inch screen can flip all the way around and fold flat on the back, turning the laptop into a tablet. Or, it can stand up on its front edges like a tent (called Tent mode). It can also be used with the keyboard side down and the screen bent back, becoming almost like a tiny tabletop touch-screen all-in-one (Stand mode).
Though Google's flagship phone of the season boasts a pure and elegant Android 4.2 Jelly Bean experience, a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, and a vivid 4.7 screen, the unlock model's lack of 4G LTE capabilities is a letdown.
The Nexus 10 tablet is Google's best chance yet at unseating the iPad from its tablet market throne, but does it offer more than just a high resolution screen?
If you can get past its weight and bulk, you'll find the world's most advanced Windows phone to date.
Apple's surprise refresh to the Retina Display iPad has a faster processor that's a welcome addition, keeping it at the top of the pack, but third-generation owners need not feel too much envy.
Apple's 7.9-inch tablet feels great in the hand and fun to use. While it's not the powerhouse the larger iPad is, it still has much to offer. Scott Stein shows you its features.
The Barnes & Noble Nook HD has a sharp screen and comfortable build, but some typical tablet features are missing.
Microsoft's beefier OS brings Windows Phone in closer contention with Android and iOS.
HTC shows off how to make Windows Phone 8 cool in this flagship phone.
Though no plans are in the works right now for Samsung to bring the dual-core Ativ S to the U.S., the phone offers a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, Microsoft's newest WP8 mobile operating system, and an 8-megapixel camera.
We give you a first glimpse at the Nokia Lumia 822 for Verizon, due out this holiday season.
