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Good: The new infotainment center in the 2011 Dodge Charger uses Garmin software for navigation and gets weather and gas prices from Sirius. Blind-spot detection and adaptive cruise control are available.
Bad: The automatic transmission only has five gears, and there's no Sport mode. Voice command doesn't cover destination entry.
Bottom Line: The 2011 Dodge Charger is a competent driver with very useful cabin electronics. But the 2012 model will feature a much-improved transmission. [Read more]

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Good: The compact and good-looking T-Mobile Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot offers mobile Internet access for up to five Wi-Fi clients via T-Mobile's 4G and 3G networks. The device has long battery life, works as a tethered modem, features an SD card slot, and supports text messaging.
Bad: The T-Mobile Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot data speeds could use some improvement, comparatively. Its included limited data plans are rather expensive, and the router's connection speed is throttled when the monthly data caps are reached.
Bottom Line: Well-designed and reliable, the T-Mobile Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot makes a very good travel companion. [Read more]

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Good: Numerous picture controls enable the inexpensive LG LK450 LCD TV to achieve accurate color. Surprisingly for a 60Hz TV, it handled 1080p/24 cadence properly, and its matte screen is a boon in bright rooms. It also exhibited a relatively uniform screen and offers better connectivity than most entry-level TVs.
Bad: The LG LK450's picture quality falls short of its entry-level competition, mainly because it produces a significantly lighter shade of black. Its image also suffers more when seen from off-angle. The TV's styling is lackluster and we noticed lag when using the menu system.
Bottom Line: While the picture quality of the LG LK450 has its strengths, they're overcome by its grayish reproduction of black. [Read more]

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Good: The HP Deskjet 3050 features a refreshing design and its wireless Web connectivity lets you print in the cloud with HP ePrint technology.
Bad: The printer lacks an Ethernet port for wired networking and its dual ink cartridge bay is a money sink if you print a high volume of photos and color documents.
Bottom Line: The HP Deskjet 3050 All-in-One printer marries an attractive design with the latest cloud printing technology in a multifunction device that works for small offices that don't need to print a lot of full-color photos. [Read more]