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Good: The Samsung Galaxy Beam comes with an integrated pico projector, a dual-core processor, 720p video capture, and a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen.
Bad: The Galaxy Beam's projection software needs some work, the 5-megapixel camera sometimes blurs indoor shots, and the build is thicker and heavier than many of today's phones.
Bottom Line: Despite weak software, the Samsung Galaxy Beam's bright projector pushes boundaries, and strong smartphone features make it a worthy standalone device. [Read more]

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Good: Improved battery life, Nvidia graphics, and lots of upgrade options make the new 13-inch Sony Vaio S Series 13P an improvement over last year's model.
Bad: A flexible lid, an imperfect touch pad, and too many confusing upgrade options -- some of which aren't needed -- keep the Vaio S from being as usable as it could be.
Bottom Line: Lightweight, comfortable, and with a good feature set, the Sony Vaio S 13P might be expensive compared with other Windows laptops offering a similar package, but it beats Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro, for the same price. [Read more]

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Good: The Octa Vaccum Dock + WhaleTail Stand has an eye-catching design, is relatively lightweight, works with a variety of tablets, and its bendable tail allows you to prop up your device at various angles.
Bad: The stand is pricey, and it will not adhere to back cases that don't have a smooth surface.
Bottom Line: Though a bit overpriced, the Octa Vaccum Dock + WhaleTail Stand is a nifty accessory that works with all iPads and a variety of other tablets and e-readers. [Read more]