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Good: The LG Motion 4G from MetroPCS is a prepaid, reasonably priced handset with Android 4.0 and a zippy dual-core CPU.
Bad: The Motion 4G comes packed with a lot of bloatware, and its sound quality is mediocre.
Bottom Line: MetroPCS' LG Motion 4G is worth it for price-conscious customers who want a contract-free 4G LTE-enabled device, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and a swift processor. [Read more]

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Good: Scout by Telenav gives easy and clear route guidance, which takes into account traffic. Voice command quickly and accurately finds business locations.
Bad: To make Scout really useful requires the $9.99 in-app upgrade to Scout Plus. For route calculation the app needs to be online.
Bottom Line: Scout offers enough features and good performance to make it a more than worthwhile competitor to the truly free apps available, and the in-app purchase price is very reasonable. [Read more]

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Good: The Dell Inspiron 13z is a slim, low-cost 13-inch laptop with performance to match more-expensive systems.
Bad: The plastic body feels cheap, as do the ports flaps and small touch pad.
Bottom Line: With the same CPU as you find in ultrabooks that cost a lot more, the Dell Inspiron 13z is a budget laptop that holds its head up high. [Read more]

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Good: The relatively affordable Sony EX640 offers deep-enough black levels for the money and commendable color saturation. The design is attractive and the menu system is easy to use.
Bad: We detected a couple of uniformity issues, black areas can look blue under lights, and shadow detail isn't up there with the better TVs. The wireless dongle takes up a USB port. The SEN portion of the Smart TV interface is so slow that it's kind of a waste.
Bottom Line: Sony's EX640 series is one of the better deals from the company, with decent picture quality and features for the price. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The relatively affordable Sony EX640 offers deep-enough black levels for the money and commendable color saturation. The design is attractive and the menu system is easy to use.
Bad: We detected a couple of uniformity issues, black areas can look blue under lights, and shadow detail isn't up there with the better TVs. The wireless dongle takes up a USB port. The SEN portion of the Smart TV interface is so slow that it's kind of a waste.
Bottom Line: Sony's EX640 series is one of the better deals from the company, with decent picture quality and features for the price. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The relatively affordable Sony EX640 offers deep-enough black levels for the money and commendable color saturation. The design is attractive and the menu system is easy to use.
Bad: We detected a couple of uniformity issues, black areas can look blue under lights, and shadow detail isn't up there with the better TVs. The wireless dongle takes up a USB port. The SEN portion of the Smart TV interface is so slow that it's kind of a waste.
Bottom Line: Sony's EX640 series is one of the better deals from the company, with decent picture quality and features for the price. [Read more]