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Pantech C610 (AT&T)
The Pantech C610 is a slim and speedy flip phone with plenty of features, but it does suffer from a few design pitfalls.
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Sony NWZ-E438F Walkman (8GB, red)
The Sony E-Series Walkman is a great value. It's an excellent option for anyone looking for an easy-to-use MP3 player with a pocketable design, a long battery life, handy features, and solid sound quality.
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Shuttle KPC K-4800
We liked Shuttle's original low-cost Linux desktop, but even though the KPC K-4800 adds a DVD drive and a few other upgrades, the price increase takes a toll on its overall value. Regardless of their operating system, too many Windows PCs give you more hardware for the money.
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Iriver Spinn (4GB)
Until Iriver lowers the price on the Spinn, it will remain a luxury portable media player best suited to an early adopter with a penchant for unique gadgets and a library of lossless music.
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Samsung Omnia
While there are some design quirks, and we're still waiting for a U.S. release, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to the Apple iPhone.
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Samsung HKT450 Portable Bluetooth Speakerphone
The Samsung HKT450 is a good portable Bluetooth speakerphone with a few extra features lacking in most other speakerphones.
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Iriver Spinn (8GB)
Until Iriver lowers the price on the Spinn, it will remain a luxury portable media player best suited to an early adopter with a penchant for unique gadgets and a library of lossless music.
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Dell Inspiron 1525-139B
The Dell Inspiron 1525-139B is a classic midsize, mainstream laptop, but this specific retail-only configuration has a wimpier battery than its predecessor.
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Samsung Rugby SGH-A837 - burgundy (AT&T)
The Samsung Rugby SGH-A837's could use a few improvements, but it remains a solid choice for a rugged, straight-forward phone with a loaded feature set.
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Samsung Rugby SGH-A837 - yellow (AT&T)
The Samsung Rugby SGH-A837's could use a few improvements, but it remains a solid choice for a rugged, straight-forward phone with a loaded feature set.
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DVDO unleashes Edge high-definition video processor/input hub
Home theater fans who aren't satisfied with their HDTVs' built-in video processing and/or just can't get enough HDMI ports into their setups may want to take a gander at...
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First impressions of the Dash Express connected GPS device
I checked out a Garmin StreetPilot c580 last summer and thought it was a pretty compelling dedicated GPS system since it had MSN Direct integration to provide some wireless functionality....
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Samsung Rugby put to the extreme at the Renaissance Faire
While most of the phones I use now are higher end smartphones, there are also some very compelling feature phones out there that you may want to consider. A few...
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Future wireless networks could be powered by "smart lighting"
A light bulb went off in the head of researchers at Boston University about a new wireless networking technology, which was very appropriate considering that it involves, well, light...
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Does this make me a member of the mile-high club?
Now I can say I blogged from 35,000 feet. I knew American Airlines was testing GOGO's WiFi service on select flights between New York and San Francisco, but was still...
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