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Good: The Asus RT-AC68U Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 Gigabit Router features powerful hardware, upgraded Wi-Fi technology, and unique features. The router delivers in all categories.
Bad: The Asus RT-AC68U is expensive, not wall-mountable, and not everyone will benefit from its new Wi-Fi speeds.
Bottom Line: If you can afford it, the Asus RT-AC68U Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 Gigabit Router is worth every penny thanks to its stellar performance, solid build, and bounty of useful features. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Ativ Book 9 Lite has a touch screen, feels reasonably sleek, and handles everyday tasks reasonably well.
Bad: A plastic design, underwhelming display and battery life, and underpowered AMD processing.
Bottom Line: Samsung's latest budget spin on a Windows touch-screen, AMD-powered, ultrabook-esque laptop has some flair, but the corners it cuts aren't worth the money saved. [Read more]

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Good: With its high wattage and functional presets, the large Whirlpool WMC50522AS can handle almost anything you need to cook.
Bad: A lack of more modern technology like convection or inverter cooking makes this model feel stale and out-of-date.
Bottom Line: The Whirlpool WCM50522AS is a fine microwave, but not worth the asking price. [Read more]

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Good: With the addition of Intel's Haswell chips, plus 802.11ac wireless, faster SSD hard drives, and new Nvidia GPUs, the latest Apple iMac is a thoroughly up-to-date desktop.
Bad: Other big-screen all-in-one systems have handy extras missing here, such as touch screens and HDMI inputs.
Bottom Line: Anyone who bought last year's redesigned iMac doesn't need to upgrade, but for owners of older models or anyone looking to switch, the latest 27-inch Apple iMac offers a wide-ranging set of internal upgrades. [Read more]

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Good: With Quickoffice for Android, you can easily create and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. Its file manager is simple and intuitive, and it lets you access local files and those stored in your Google Drive account.
Bad: Quickoffice has trouble rendering some elements like text-wraps and more advanced charts. It can't edit Google Docs files.
Bottom Line: Quickoffice has more editing features than Google Drive, but it's still no match for the more robust and visual Kingsoft Office app. [Read more]