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Good: The Acer Iconia Tab A510 may be the most comfortable tablet I've ever held, with a sturdy build and a grip-y texture on its backside. The quad-core tablet delivers fast performance in games, navigation, and Wi-Fi. The expandable storage option and Micro-HDMI are appreciated extras.
Bad: The A510 is a bit expensive compared with other tablets and its camera performance is unimpressive. The A510's LCD screen has narrow viewing angles and tends to wash out color. Also, the screen isn't as responsive as those of other top-tier tablets. Acer Ring feels limited in its usefulness, and the tablet's aesthetic quality is nothing to get jazzed about.
Bottom Line: The Acer Iconia Tab A510 is a well-designed, comfortable tablet that's a bit too expensive for what it offers versus the competition. [Read more]

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Good: The Belkin YourType Folio + Keyboard has a removable Bluetooth keyboard and offers solid folio-style case protection in one package, and can be flexibly adjusted.
Bad: The folio case function is better than other keyboard cases, but still isn't good enough to beat top-notch stand-alone folio cases. The Velcro-attached keyboard can feel clunky to set up.
Bottom Line: Belkin's iPad 2- and third-gen-iPad-friendly YourType Folio + Keyboard case takes a solid if uninspired folio case design and adds a keyboard for one of the better protective solutions around. [Read more]

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Good: The HTC One V's bent chin is a refreshing take on an old design, and its aluminum chassis feels great. The 5-megapixel camera delivers good value for the price.
Bad: The One V's nonremovable battery lasts for about a day, and the single-core 1GHz processor is sluggish.
Bottom Line: As the lower-cost cousin to HTC's higher-end One X and One S, the One V won't win the processor speed race, but it comes loaded with a few surprises of its own. [Read more]

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Good: The affordable Belkin Bluetooth Music Receiver adds Bluetooth streaming capabilities to anything with an audio (auxiliary) input, or a pair of powered speakers. It includes both RCA-to-3.5mm and 3.5mm-to-3.5mm cables.
Bad: It's "wireless," but needs to be plugged in to the audio component (and a wall outlet).
Bottom Line: The Belkin Bluetooth Music Receiver is a cheap and easy way to add wireless audio streaming to any powered speaker system or audio component with a spare input. [Read more]