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Good: The Sony Xperia Tablet Z offers a refreshingly thin and light design, with great gaming performance, and a sharp screen. The MHL connection, impressive waterproofing, and expandable storage are notably appreciated extras.
Bad: $500 for 16GB of storage is a heavy price hike compared to Sony's previous tablet entry and the tablet's poor network performance and slow app loading cuts into its value. The low-light camera feature isn't as effective as a traditional flash.
Bottom Line: Though awash in features, the Xperia Tablet Z's $500 price is a decidedly rough pill when a better, cheaper alternative exists for $100 less. [Read more]

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Good: The Jabra Motion offers excellent audio and hands-free call quality. The Motion is also comfortable and fits securely once attached. The headset's companion phone app is packed with lots of useful features. The Motion pairs quickly via NFC with compatible handsets.
Bad: With its big boom mic design, the Jabra Motion is large and conspicuous. The Motion's fancy motion sensor abilities don't work as advertised, and at $129, it's also expensive.
Bottom Line: If you can live with its massive size, the Jabra Motion's clear audio and loads of features are hard to resist. [Read more]

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Vine for Android is great for sharing short video clips on Twitter. The Home feed is smooth and the recording tool works just as well as it does on the iOS version. Also, exclusive to Android users is a zoom feature.
Bad: This newborn app is missing a lot of major features that iOS users enjoy, like Search, Facebook integration, and front-facing camera support. Also, it is noticeably buggy.
Bottom Line: If you need to jump on the Vine bandwagon ASAP, then this is a must-download, but be ready for a buggy app that's short on features. [Read more]

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Good: With a very nice touch screen, a well-designed body, and excellent photo quality, the Canon EOS M has some attractive qualities.
Bad: Seriously poor autofocus performance and battery life detract from the overall package.
Bottom Line: While it provides one of the best touch-screen experiences in its class and the compact body is quite comfortable to shoot with, the Canon EOS M's disappointing performance and blah feature set make it less attractive than competitors. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: With a very nice touch screen, a well-designed body, and excellent photo quality, the Canon EOS M has some attractive qualities.
Bad: Seriously poor autofocus performance and battery life detract from the overall package.
Bottom Line: While it provides one of the best touch-screen experiences in its class and the compact body is quite comfortable to shoot with, the Canon EOS M's disappointing performance and blah feature set make it less attractive than competitors. [Read more]