It’s clear that Vizio has been paying attention to what people want from Ultrabooks, but the company’s freshman effort doesn’t quite live up to the ideal.

Our favorite toys, controllers, and accessories for the iPad. Turn your iPad into a party machine.

The AllShare Cast Wireless Hub makes it possible to mirror your Samsung smartphone, tablet, or PC screen to an HDTV, but is the convenience worth $100?

This Envy 4 may look and perform a lot like its predecessor, but it comes with a touchscreen for an intuitive Windows 8 experience.

LG attempts to bring a budget QWERTY slider to Sprint, but can it seal the deal? Read our full review to find out whether the Mach has the speed to compete.

Google's new Nexus 4 features almost everything you could want in a flagship Android smartphone plus freedom from carrier contracts (if you want). But will the lack of LTE put buyers off?

Samsung brings down the price drastically, making this Chromebook an even more viable option for buyers wanting a secondary Web-surfing device.

The Lumia 810 does Windows Phone 8 proud but has a budget aura about it. Is this a good pick for T-Mobile customers, or should you spring for something more upscale or even pick the same phone on a different carrier for less? Read our full review to find out.

Motorola’s Droid Razr Maxx HD takes the power of the Droid HD and adds a huge battery. But does the extra juice justify the price hike? Read on to find out.

Lenovo's Yoga offers a different take on the convertible laptop/tablet thanks to the innovative 360-degree hinge design. It's an excellent Ultrabook for the price without the bells and whistles; and with them, you have a near perfect Windows 8 machine.

The Galaxy Note 2 steps up its game, offering a super sized Android experience and a larger display without adding bulk. Add to that an improved S Pen experience and a few tricks learned from the Galaxy S3 and you have a tempting, if huge, package.

Motorola’s Droid Razr HD is a big phone in a small body that features solid design and good performance. The camera could use work, and it’s not yet running the newest version of Android, but these drawbacks don’t spoil the pot.

We review the Lenovo IdeaTab A2109, a good mid-sized tablet with a lot going for it. Unfortunately, a few nagging performance issues prevent it from being one of our favorites.

Lenovo's IdeaTab S2110 combines with a keyboard dock for greater productivity, but sluggish performance knocks the tablet down a peg or two.