The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m balances portability and power with long battery life and proves that a business notebook doesn't have to be chunky and ugly. If only it had a better screen, this could have been our favorite new button down Ultrabook.
You'll be able to do more with the Asus VivoTab Smart than with an iPad since it runs full Windows 8, but not speedily and not without some frustrations with the interface.
The Kobo Arc's paired down hardware keeps costs low, and its well-designed Android skin makes interacting with it fun. Yet unlike the Amazon and Barnes & Noble's tablets, owners aren't limited to one store for e-books, apps, or media.
The new Nokia Lumia 520 shares the same design language as previous Lumias and won't wow you with specs, but your budget will appreciate the low price coupled with sleek design and soem sweet pre-loaded apps.
Nokia introduced a second affordable and well-designed phone at Mobile World Congress: the Lumia 720. Sadly, this one isn't coming to America. Too bad, because it's a sweet-looking smartphone with a camera made to make iPhone owners weep.
The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is a good tablet for people deeply invested in Amazon's products and services, just like the 7-inch model. But even though the $300 price tag is low, that doesn't excuse the device's performance issues and uninspiring design.
Barnes & Noble's Nook HD is a contender on many levels. It's not the tablet for everyone, but for people who devour books, magazines, catalogs, and more, it's a better choice than it's nearest competition.
Samsung's $1,100 Series 7 all-in-one tries to balance affordability and functionality but uninspiring performance and display quality concerns take it down a peg.
Does BlackBerry 10, a brand new OS, have what it takes to compete against Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone? Is it worth your time? Read on to find out.
We wish the battery life was a little longer, the bottom was less toasty, and the Taichi had some apps that make the two screens less of a novelty and more of a must-have feature. Alas, that is not the case, and we're genuinely sad to say so.
The Samsung ATIV Odyssey is a capable budget phone that reminds of Galaxy S phones of the past (in a good way). But with so little to differentiate Windows Phone 8 devices from each other at this price point, can the Odyssey stand out?
Lenovo strikes a good balance with its touch-enhanced X1 Carbon and doesn't let the extra hardware add much weight or steal too much battery life. Still, some may prefer the original.
OLPC's new touch-enabled XO 4.0 Touch tablet PC convertible benefits from the mistakes of the past and is more likely to fulfill the non-profit's mission than last year's ill-fated tablet.
Archos introduces new Titanium and Platinum tablets at CES - will these slim and sexy Android tablets make the world forget about the company's previous not-so-impressive efforts?
The Camelio tablet for kids will feature their favorite characters from Nickelodeon, the Hub, and Sanrio and come at a budget price, but will it be worth the money?
Panasonic's new 20-inch, 4K tablet may seem like total overkill... until you actually see it. This is the ultimate in Windows 8 tablet awesomeness. Sadly, we may have to wait a long time before it's priced for the consumer market.
CES 2013 has begun and it kicked off with the largest phone we've used yet. The Huawei Ascend Mate dwarfs even Samsung's Galaxy Note 2, but do we want a phone with a 6.1-inch screen?
CES has begun and we're already in the muck of it all. Before we lose our minds though, we took some time to check out Velodyne's new vFree Bluetooh headphones.