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LG to Reveal 21:9 UltraWide All-In-One PC

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LG to Reveal 21:9 UltraWide All-In-One PC

LG to Reveal 21:9 UltraWide All-In-One PC

Posted: 31 Aug 2013 05:02 AM PDT

LG to Reveal 21:9 UltraWide All-In-One PCLG Electronics is making its UltraWide series even "wider" by introducing an AIO PC with the same 21:9 screen.

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Microsoft Surface Pro's $100 Price Cut is Made Permanent

Posted: 31 Aug 2013 01:02 AM PDT

Microsoft Surface Pro's $100 Price Cut is Made PermanentMicrosoft extends the back-to-school Surface Pro discount indefinitely.

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Corsair Launches Host of New Gaming Peripherals at PAX

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 08:32 PM PDT

Corsair Launches Host of New Gaming Peripherals at PAXCorsair's new peripherals will be on sale in September.

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AMD Updates 2014-2015 Product Roadmap [UPDATED]

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 07:00 PM PDT

AMD Updates 2014-2015 Product Roadmap [UPDATED]New information has come to light regarding the product plans for AMD's future.

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MSI Officially Launches GeForce GTX 780 Lightning Card

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 06:28 PM PDT

MSI Officially Launches GeForce GTX 780 Lightning CardAfter quite a bit of time of rumors, leaks, and more, MSI's GTX 780 Lightning is finally launched.

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Digital Storm Intros HydroLux Desktop Cooling Solution

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 05:08 PM PDT

Digital Storm Intros HydroLux Desktop Cooling SolutionThere's a new cooling system offered in Digital Storm custom desktops that features a temperature-related lighting system.

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Intel Revealing Bay Trail-T and Devices Next Month

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 02:02 PM PDT

Intel Revealing Bay Trail-T and Devices Next MonthSources say the Bay Trail-T platform will be revealed during IDF 2013.

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MSI Unveils New Haswell-powered Embedded Motherboard

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 12:32 PM PDT

MSI Unveils New Haswell-powered Embedded MotherboardPerfect for digital signage, according to MSI.

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Vodafone and O2 Roll Out 4G LTE Networks in the UK

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 09:32 AM PDT

Vodafone and O2 Roll Out 4G LTE Networks in the UKEE finally has some company in the 4G arena.

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6 Android tablet apps to help get you in the back-to-school spirit

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6 Android tablet apps to help get you in the back-to-school spirit

6 Android tablet apps to help get you in the back-to-school spirit

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 03:48 PM PDT

School is different these days, with students sooner pulling out a 10-inch tablet to take notes than a sheet of loose-leaf paper and pen. Heck, even calculators are a rare sight to see in the modern classroom, with multifunction mobile apps serving as adequate replacements. With these sorts of changes in mind, I've put together a list of Android tablet apps to help you stay ahead of the game in school. All of them are useful for different reasons, and all of them are free to download.

(Credit: Screenshot by Jaymar Cabebe/CNET)

MyHomework (free) Whether you're in high school or college, MyHomework is a great way for you to stay on top of your class schedule, due dates, and test days. Once you input all of your classes, you can link to them any homework, tests, papers, presentations, or other assignments. The app will remind you of upcoming due dates and keep track of any late items. Also, MyHomework is available on all major platforms, including on your desktop via Web browser, which is really convenient.

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Kingsoft Office (free) "How is this app free?" That's what I've asked myself countless times while using this very powerful alternative to office app for Android. Perh... [Read more]

    

Use Clipless to get deals based on your current location

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 01:35 PM PDT

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There are a lot of apps out there claiming to be the best at helping you save money by finding deals. Unfortunately, the app can't control the fact that humans forget things. So even though you printed that $5-off coupon, it doesn't mean you will remember to use it.

Clipless is one of those apps that really makes your smartphone feel "smart." Whenever you are at a place that offers a deal or coupon, the app will alert you. You don't have to worry about remembering what you had a coupon for, Clipless knows and will tell you about it when appropriate. It's a similar concept to Foursquare's "dreaming princess" idea -- anticipating the user's needs.

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HTC One Mini

Posted by Harshad

HTC One Mini

HTC One Mini

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 10:46 PM PDT

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Good: HTC's One Mini has a striking design, Android 4.2.2, terrific external speakers, and a strong midtier feature set.
Bad: The diet version of the One has 16GB of internal storage with no option to expand, and lacks NFC.
Bottom Line: Even with its scaled-down specs, the HTC One Mini is a go-to performer with style to match. [Read more]
    

2014 Hyundai Equus

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 08:05 PM PDT

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Good: The 2014 Hyundai Equus shows drivers blind-spot warnings and route guidance on its head-up display. The stereo produces remarkably good sound. An air suspension gives the car very smooth ride quality.
Bad: Fuel economy averages well below 20 mpg. The interface for the cabin electronics can be confusing, and Hyundai has not integrated any apps, such as Pandora.
Bottom Line: A big, powerful, luxury cruiser, the 2014 Hyundai Equus competes very well among stalwarts in the segment, undercutting most in price, and offers some unique tech features to help the driver. [Read more]
    

Panasonic TC-L42E60

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 07:25 PM PDT

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]
    

Panasonic TC-L58E60

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 07:25 PM PDT

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]
    

Panasonic TC-L65E60

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 07:25 PM PDT

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]
    

Panasonic TC-L50E60

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 07:25 PM PDT

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]
    

Nokia Lumia 625

Posted: 30 Aug 2013 06:07 PM PDT

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Good: The Nokia Lumia 625's 4.7-inch screen makes for effortless viewing, and the $300 price tag its wallet-friendly for an unlocked phone. Depending on your area, it also supports LTE.
Bad: For a phone of its size, the Lumia 625's too-low resolution is fuzzy and dull compared to premium Lumias. The 625's 5-megapixel camera struggles taking photos in the shade.
Bottom Line: Despite a few faults, the Lumia 625's smooth, higher-end design and solid performance make it a great value for the price. [Read more]
    

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