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Smart Baby Monitor Review

Posted 05/25/2012 at 11:30am | by Michael Simon

The Smart Baby Monitor actually took longer to arrive than my baby did. Announced at CES in January 2011, it only started shipping at the end of February 2012, but it’s every bit the bundle of joy I hoped it would be. An Apple-esque marriage of form and function, Withings’ sleek design and tight iOS integration doesn’t just give parents peace of mind, it raises the bar for luxury iPhone accessories.

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Polymer Review

Posted 05/25/2012 at 5:02am | by Hollander Cooper

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Polymer's about as basic a puzzler as they come, requiring players to slide tiles into place to assemble large, amorphous shapes. The larger the shape, the more points are rewarded. Simple, right? But there's a catch: entire columns need to be shifted around, making a game of Polymer more like futzing with a Rubik’s Cube than simply swapping tiles.

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Vision Classic Leather Watch Band Review

Posted 04/04/2012 at 7:21am | by Susie Ochs

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Watches have gone from function to fashion. Pretty much everyone I know checks the time on their cell phone these days, but who doesn’t love a sharp-looking accessory?

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Logitech Wireless Boombox Review

Posted 01/23/2012 at 1:49pm | by J.R. Bookwalter

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iPod accessories have taken a turn for the wireless since the introduction of the iPad, especially since it’s a bit bulky to prop up on a clock radio or speaker dock. The tide has shifted toward AirPlay or Bluetooth-enabled speakers that work with a wider range of smartphones, media players, and tablets. Logitech cuts the cord almost entirely with its $149.99 Logitech Wireless Boombox.

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New iPod Touch & iPod Nano Reviews

Posted 11/28/2011 at 10:24am | by Ray Aguilera

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The iPhone 4S actually does have some killer new features. The 2011 iPod refresh, on the other hand, is just that-- a refresh. But sometimes good enough is plenty good enough. Though the newest iPods lack any whiz-bang new features, they’re still the best music players out there. You could buy a no-name MP3 player, or a Zune (oh right, not anymore!)-- but why would you?

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iHome iW1 Speaker Dock Review

Posted 11/22/2011 at 8:20am | by Nic Vargus

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Imagine every feature you could ever want from an iPod dock. Go on, make a list. Ours includes AirPlay, solid sound quality, an iPod charging dock, and a reasonable price tag. This is good news for the iW1, which includes all these features and a boatload of others we didn’t even know we wanted.

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C5 In-Ear Headset Review

Posted 11/17/2011 at 7:08am | by Ray Aguilera

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Following up on the success it had with the P5 headphones (March/11, 5 stars) and the Zeppelin Air iPod dock (June/11, 4.5 stars), Bowers & Wilkins is bringing its considerable audio experience to bear on the iPhone. The C5 headset is a killer set of earbuds that do double duty making phone calls, too.

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Monster TRON T3 In-Ear Headphones Review

Posted 10/24/2011 at 6:10am | by Susie Ochs

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Headphones are a personal, subjective thing, and so is one’s affinity for the movie TRON. Monster’s T3 earbuds are a tie-in with the recent TRON remake—the website boasts that they feature “Disney’s futuristic styling and the phosphorous glow of the TRON universe.” Well, they don’t actually glow, and if we hadn’t been informed that they were TRON-related we never would have recognized the silver-and-blue TRON-ish T design on each earbud. But they are pretty cool looking.

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Optoma Neo-i Projector Dock Review

Posted 05/10/2011 at 10:00am | by Nic Vargus

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The Neo-i stretches the very definition of what a pico projector is. First off, it’s too good to be a pico projector—the internal lens and engine are pulled straight from Optoma’s critically acclaimed PK301—but it also boasts an impressive stereo and iPod dock. Second, it’s too big to be a pico projector. Weighing in at 2.5 pounds, it’s neither handheld nor mobile. So what exactly is this thing?

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Heart Rate RX and Chest Belt Review

Posted 02/23/2011 at 12:30pm | by Nic Vargus

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When you start running with a heart-rate monitor, the health benefits hit you as quickly as a refreshing splash of cool water. Instead of judging how hard your run was based on unscientific means—how sore your legs feel, how bad your lungs hurt, or how much you’d rather be playing Infinity Blade—a heart-rate monitor keeps you accountable to the cold, hard science of how fast your heart is beating. And that info encourages you to pick up the pace (or slow down) to maximize your beats per minute and meet your health and fitness goals.

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