Video Reviews

At $400, Nikon's Coolpix P510 provides a nice all-around camera for those who aren't quite ready to jump up to DSLRs but want to move on from smaller point-and-shoots. We found some of the features lacking but for the most part the P510… Read more →

We took some time to test out Barnes & Noble Nook tablet which somewhere in between tablets and e-readers without being properly either. Is it worth the $200 to $250 price tag?  Take a moment to check out our video overview where we take a look… Read more →

Samsung looked as though it was getting left behind in the Windows phone market, considering that HTC and Nokia both had 4G LTE Windows phones with AT&T while Samsung did not. To change that they've introduced the Focus 2, which comes with… Read more →

Samsung's  Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 becomes even bigger than the previous Tab 10.1 and it appears that much of the tech inside is similar or identical to the previous model. We sat down with the new tablet to see if it's worth your investment… Read more →

Nettops lie in this weird niche of being fascinating mini-PCs that are small and quiet but aren't quite powerful enough to keep with some of the demands of modern computing. We sat down with Lenovo's latest nettop in the IdeaCentre Q180… Read more →

Hewlett-Packard's massive all-in-one comes with a large screen and a high cost but does it out perform other all-in-ones or even other HP products like the TouchSmart line? Unfortunately, no, but this computer will serve the needs of a family… Read more →

Ultrabooks and their ilk are rising in the computing world but the big boys aren't going anywhere for the time being. Thus, we picked up Toshiba's Satellite P755 laptop which weighs in at nearly six pounds. Can it keep pace with the… Read more →

While HTC didn't have a strong 2011 they've been trying to turn things around in 2012 with their One series of cell phones and we've been impressed. So impressed that we gave the recently released One X our Editor's Choice… Read more →

After rough half-year HTC is looking to rebound in 2012 with three brand new phones that include the One S. They're on the right track with this one as it comes with a comfortable design, 8-megapixel camera and HTC's improvement to the… Read more →

The Nike+ Fuelband is the latest addition to Nike's fitness tracking family that features social integration for your phone and computer. Molly sits down and explores some of the features and the design of the Fuelband in our video overview on… Read more →

LG has a big winner on its hands with the 55LM6700. Not only is the TV stunning to witness when turned off, it does its job extremely well, particularly considering the challenges that a nearly bezel-less screen design can present. Here Caleb… Read more →

Research in Motion has officially released the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 to everyone who owns a PlayBook. The update adds long promised features like email, contacts, and calendar apps, all of which integrate with Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and… Read more →

After jumping on the pre-order for the Nest Learning Thermostat for no other reason than I had heating and cooling on the brain as I weighed furnace replacement options in my newly purchased house, I waited patiently for the release date. There was… Read more →

There are a lot of tablets vying your hard-earned money this year, what with the iPad, Nook Tablet, and whole host of others. It might not be an easy decision picking one this holiday season. And now with the Kindle Fire having entered the fray at a… Read more →

The Acer Aspire S3 is a solid entry that won't cause too much of a bite to your wallet. However, it does come with some significant flaws. These flaws include: poor performance-per-dollar, lackluster battery life and limited connectivity.… Read more →