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Good: The Jawbone Icon HD + The Nerd bundle lets you use the headset with any PC or Mac without a tedious Bluetooth pairing process. The Icon HD has a new high-definition wideband speaker, simultaneous A2DP multipoint capabilities, the ability to play and pause music, voice announcements, and other features.
Bad: The Jawbone Icon HD is currently available only as part of the Nerd bundle, which is rather pricey.
Bottom Line: The Jawbone Icon HD is perfect for those who want an easy-to-pair headset that will work on any Bluetooth-enabled PC or phone. [Read more]

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Good: The HP x2301 features a thin panel, a well-designed OSD array and menu, and easy-to-access connection options, all at a great low price.
Bad: The monitor's green push can be minimized but not eliminated.
Bottom Line: The HP x2301's low price, good performance, and sound design make it a new high-water mark for budget monitors. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Admire has a simple, straightforward design with enough features to keep you busy and entertained. We appreciate the support for the Gingerbread OS and the access to MetroPCS' new Rhapsody Unlimited Music service.
Bad: The Samsung Admire had variable call quality with low volume and occasional audio cut-outs. We had problems with the speakerphone in particular.
Bottom Line: The Samsung Admire offers the accessible design and functional feature set that you'd expect from a starter Android phone, but call quality wasn't up to our standards. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Admire has a simple, straightforward design with enough features to keep you busy and entertained. We appreciate the support for the Gingerbread OS and the access to MetroPCS' new Rhapsody Unlimited Music service.
Bad: The Samsung Admire had variable call quality with low volume and occasional audio cut-outs. We had problems with the speakerphone in particular.
Bottom Line: The Samsung Admire offers the accessible design and functional feature set that you'd expect from a starter Android phone, but call quality wasn't up to our standards. [Read more]

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Good: The Lenovo IdeaPad S205 has a typically excellent Lenovo keyboard and a sharp design that belies its budget origins.
Bad: The touch pad is on the small side, and the same components can be found for a little less if you shop around. The system also includes a surprising amount of adware.
Bottom Line: Combining AMD's excellent ultraportable Fusion platform with Lenovo's consumer-friendly IdeaPad designs, the S205 is a solid, if unexciting, 11-inch laptop ideal for on-the-go Web surfing. [Read more]