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Good: The HP SlateBook x2 tablet includes a physical keyboard hub, dual batteries, full USB and HDMI ports, and two storage expansion slots.
Bad: The screen has a constant yellowish tint, apps take their time to load, the keyboard is cramped, and the tablet's ridges are distracting when you attempt to hold it in one hand. The price feels high given what you get overall, and there's no GPS hardware.
Bottom Line: Though it boasts plenty of ports and a physical keyboard, the SlateBooks x2's offerings don't quite match its $480 price. [Read more]

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Good: The powerful Amped Wireless RTA15 router offers long Wi-Fi range, decent data speed, and a robust Web interface. The device is ready to work right out of the box.
Bad: Compared with similarly priced routers, the RTA15's performance falls short, especially in terms of Wi-Fi signal stability.
Bottom Line: The Amped Wireless RTA15 is a decent Wi-Fi router, but better firmware is needed for it to live up to its high cost and our expectation. [Read more]

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Good: Radical.FM lets you listen to streaming music by genre, mix genres together, and create 30-song playlists with songs you pick.
Bad: Some interface elements are slow to load or missing. The process for creating playlists is unclear. The app crashes randomly.
Bottom Line: Radical.FM is good for streaming radio, but suffers from low server capacity and user interface issues, making it hard to recommend at this point. [Read more]

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Good: Bing News' uncluttered design makes it easy to find the day's top headlines without getting overwhelmed. The app's customization options help personalize your news.
Bad: Stories from sources that haven't partnered with Bing News load in your phone's browser, forcing you to leave the app to read them.
Bottom Line: A pleasing design and stable performance make Bing News a must-have free app to effortlessly keep up with the news. [Read more]