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Good: The Vizio CA27-A1 offers a 27-inch touch screen and a bold, mostly compelling set of home entertainment features for a reasonable price.
Bad: A few risks, like swapping in a touch pad for a mouse, don't pay off, and some quality shortcuts take away from the overall polish.
Bottom Line: Forgive its quirks, and those looking for a big-screen all-in-one to serve as a small-room entertainment hub will find the Vizio CA27-A1 a price-competitive possibility. [Read more]

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Good: The Belkin AC 1200 DB Wi-Fi Dual-Band AC+ Gigabit Router offers 802.11ac plus all the benefits of an N600 router.
Bad: The Belkin AC 1200 router supports only a dual-stream setup of both N and AC Wi-Fi standards, and doesn't have anything special to show.
Bottom Line: Despite the novelty of 802.11ac support, the Belkin AC 1200 is a mundane, though decent, Wi-Fi router. [Read more]

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Good: With a 6.2-liter supercharged engine, the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 features 580 horsepower and a delightful exhaust note. The body has head-turning style. A HUD projects speed, tach, and lateral g-forces info on the windshield.
Bad: Onboard navigation is not available, and voice command is relatively limited in its features. Poor fuel economy earns the Camaro ZL1 a gas guzzler tax.
Bottom Line: Not much for cabin tech or fuel economy, the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is more show car and weekend racer than everyday driver. [Read more]

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Good: The Archos 101XS includes a full QWERTY keyboard, memory expansion, Mini-HDMI, and great games performance.
Bad: The tablet never feels like it's safely attached to the keyboard, and unless you have small hands, typing on the keyboard feels cramped. The tablet also features shoddy build quality and at $400 is too expensive for what's offered.
Bottom Line: The Archos 101XS makes performance improvements from the previous generation and includes a full keyboard, but doesn't offer enough to warrant its high price. [Read more]

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Good: The Audyssey Wireless Speakers are high-style Bluetooth speakers that offer great sound quality and much better stereo separation than single-speaker competitors.
Bad: The speakers are a tad pricey, and a long wire is required to connect the left and right "wireless" speakers. They also lack the sonic gravitas to fill very large rooms.
Bottom Line: While they may not be a bargain at $250, the Audyssey Wireless Speakers deliver a combination of excellent sound quality and stylish looks. [Read more]