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Good: The 2012 Infiniti FX35 Limited Edition's seven-speed automatic transmission features an aggressive sport mode. Surround-view cameras stand out among the many driver assistance features available.
Bad: Fuel economy from the 3.5-liter V-6 is less than stellar, and the power isn't always available when you want it.
Bottom Line: The 2012 Infiniti FX35 Limited Edition's tech may not be cutting-edge, but there is a lot of it. The car works well for suburban cruising and weekend ski trips. [Read more]

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Good: The RIM BlackBerry Curve 9350 has a slim and sleek design with a great physical keyboard. It has NFC support and ships with BlackBerry 7 OS.
Bad: The RIM BlackBerry Curve 9350's side buttons are a little too skinny, there's no HD video capture, and you won't get the latest 4G speeds.
Bottom Line: For those who seek an affordable and entry-level BlackBerry, the BlackBerry Curve 9350 is the way to go. [Read more]

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Good: The Vizio E3D0VX series is inexpensive for a 3D TV. It produces accurate color and its matte screen helps reduce reflections in bright rooms. The TV's feature set is superb, including a QWERTY remote control, built-in Wi-Fi and an Internet TV suite with numerous content options. Passive 3D on this TV has fewer artifacts than LG's version, minimal crosstalk, is brighter than active, and Vizio includes two pairs of lightweight, nonpowered glasses.
Bad: The Vizio's 2D picture quality falls short of many entry-level competitors, mainly because it produces a significantly lighter shade of black. It can't properly reproduce 1080p/24 cadence and off-angle viewing is poor. The design of its Internet content menus can make services difficult to access, and its external styling is lackluster. Passive 3D shows visible line structure and a slightly softer image than LG's version.
Bottom Line: The Vizio E3D0VX series has excellent features for the price, including 3D and robust streaming, but its 2D picture quality is a big Achilles' heel. [Read more]

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Good: The Vizio E3D0VX series is inexpensive for a 3D TV. It produces accurate color and its matte screen helps reduce reflections in bright rooms. The TV's feature set is superb, including a QWERTY remote control, built-in Wi-Fi and an Internet TV suite with numerous content options. Passive 3D on this TV has fewer artifacts than LG's version, minimal crosstalk, is brighter than active, and Vizio includes two pairs of lightweight, nonpowered glasses.
Bad: The Vizio's 2D picture quality falls short of many entry-level competitors, mainly because it produces a significantly lighter shade of black. It can't properly reproduce 1080p/24 cadence and off-angle viewing is poor. The design of its Internet content menus can make services difficult to access, and its external styling is lackluster. Passive 3D shows visible line structure and a slightly softer image than LG's version.
Bottom Line: The Vizio E3D0VX series has excellent features for the price, including 3D and robust streaming, but its 2D picture quality is a big Achilles' heel. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The Vizio E3D0VX series is inexpensive for a 3D TV. It produces accurate color and its matte screen helps reduce reflections in bright rooms. The TV's feature set is superb, including a QWERTY remote control, built-in Wi-Fi and an Internet TV suite with numerous content options. Passive 3D on this TV has fewer artifacts than LG's version, minimal crosstalk, is brighter than active, and Vizio includes two pairs of lightweight, nonpowered glasses.
Bad: The Vizio's 2D picture quality falls short of many entry-level competitors, mainly because it produces a significantly lighter shade of black. It can't properly reproduce 1080p/24 cadence and off-angle viewing is poor. The design of its Internet content menus can make services difficult to access, and its external styling is lackluster. Passive 3D shows visible line structure and a slightly softer image than LG's version.
Bottom Line: The Vizio E3D0VX series has excellent features for the price, including 3D and robust streaming, but its 2D picture quality is a big Achilles' heel. [Read more]