The Dell XPS 12 joins the short list of Windows 8 convertible tablet-Ultrabooks to hit the market after that new OS launched in late October. The XPS 12 started shipping in December 2012, and it has everything you love about the XPS line mated to the older Dell Duo's easel-mounted touchscreen. The build is extremely solid, upscale and attractive with Dell's signature carbon...
AMD Athlon NEO CPU notebooks fill the void between netbooks and full sized notebooks. Think of them as the tweeners with higher resolution displays and more powerful CPUs than netbooks, but with greater portability and a lower price than mainstream notebook computers. If you remember the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e we reviewed earlier this year, you will know that the 11.6” ThinkPad ran on...
The Moto E, not unlike the Moto G, is meant to take the world by storm. Not because it has killer high end features or a huge display but because it's affordable enough to be within reach for many folks on the planet. When Google started the Nexus line of Android smartphones years ago, they wanted to show the world what a high...
Perhaps this is Windows Phone's future: very affordable handsets that reach the widest possible demographic. The platform has so far done particularly well there. The Nokia Lumia 635 is one of the least expensive smartphones on the US market. The T-Mobile version used for this review lists for $168 outright (no contract, no monthly pay off) and sells for just $129 on MicrosoftStore.com...
The HTC One Remix is the Verizon Wireless version of the HTC One Mini 2. It's a smaller, lower spec version of the venerable HTC One M8, but it retains the elegant unibody aluminum casing and chic design. In fact, at first glance, you might mistake the Remix for the first HTC One M7 because it shares so much design DNA and is...
