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Good: The Netgear WNDR4500 N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router supports the new 450Mbps standard on both bands, and offers great range and excellent data rates on the 5GHz band. The router comes with the robust and easy-to-use Netgear Genie management software and boasts lots of features.
Bad: The Netgear WNDR4500's 24.GHz wireless performance is subpar, and its USB storage performance could also use some improvement.
Bottom Line: The Netgear WNDR4500 N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router makes a very good investment for those who want to get the most out of a wireless network, especially when they have clients that support the 5GHz band. [Read more]

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Good: The Dell Precision M4600 is a flexible and powerful mobile workstation thanks to an abundant component selection, plentiful ports and connections, and ample warranty, support, and security options.
Bad: Judging from our Dell M4600 review system, quality control is a little lacking.
Bottom Line: If you've got the money--and a strong back--the Dell Precision M4600 is a very good mobile workstation. [Read more]

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Good: The Toshiba SL417U evinced relatively deep black levels in dark scenes and very good video processing. Its matte screen works well in bright rooms. Its Internet suite includes built-in Wi-Fi.
Bad: The SL471U's backlight fluctuated more than usual, causing black levels to vary depending on scene content. Colors were less accurate and lacked saturation. Its screen is brighter on the edges and the picture loses fidelity from off-angle worse than other LCDs. The Net TV internet portal is light on content.
Bottom Line: Albeit one of the least expensive Internet-capable LED TVs available, the Toshiba SL417U's performance lags behind most of its competitors. [Read more]

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Good: The Toshiba SL417U evinced relatively deep black levels in dark scenes and very good video processing. Its matte screen works well in bright rooms. Its Internet suite includes built-in Wi-Fi.
Bad: The SL471U's backlight fluctuated more than usual, causing black levels to vary depending on scene content. Colors were less accurate and lacked saturation. Its screen is brighter on the edges and the picture loses fidelity from off-angle worse than other LCDs. The Net TV internet portal is light on content.
Bottom Line: Albeit one of the least expensive Internet-capable LED TVs available, the Toshiba SL417U's performance lags behind most of its competitors. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The Toshiba SL417U evinced relatively deep black levels in dark scenes and very good video processing. Its matte screen works well in bright rooms. Its Internet suite includes built-in Wi-Fi.
Bad: The SL471U's backlight fluctuated more than usual, causing black levels to vary depending on scene content. Colors were less accurate and lacked saturation. Its screen is brighter on the edges and the picture loses fidelity from off-angle worse than other LCDs. The Net TV internet portal is light on content.
Bottom Line: Albeit one of the least expensive Internet-capable LED TVs available, the Toshiba SL417U's performance lags behind most of its competitors. [Read more]