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Nikon Coolpix S510
US

The Nikon Coolpix S510 features an 8-megapixel CCD coupled to a Nikkor-branded 3x optical zoom lens with VR optical image stabilization. The Coolpix S510 offers a 2.5-inch 230,000 pixel LCD for framing and playback, but like many other small cameras these...

Nikon is known for a few special features that are included in the Nikon S510, including D-Lighting (which enhances darker images to improve shadow detail), Best Shot Selector mode (which takes a series of shots, letting the camera automatically pick the

July, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 92

28 reviews

imaging-resource.com
COWON A3
US

Cowon A3

By Tim Gideon

This big portable media player does plenty of neat tricks, including recording video. It also had a big, bright screen, and its navigation feels similar to that of an Archos device, but more evolved.

Records audio, video, voice, and radio content. Sharp photo and video display. Strong file support. Excellent EQ.

Poorly designed joystick controller. Big and bulky. Mobile TV options are not available in the U.S.

July, 2008

80 / 100

alaSCORE 91

12 reviews

pcmag.com
Prem Elements v4/EN DVD W32 Ret
US

The latest edition of this video-editing software introduces a new interface and features that make it stronger than ever, but two missing capabilities may keep it out of your toolkit.

Blu-ray production capabilities, new creative filters, image stabilization, audio mixer, YouTube output.

No AVCHD support; no support for HD formats burned to DVD±R discs; no time-code-based scene detection for HDV capture.

A solid choice unless you shoot in AVCHD or want to deliver an HD experience on DVD±R discs.

July, 2008

80 / 100

alaSCORE 98

12 reviews

pcmag.com
Sonic Impact i-F3
US

Sonic Impact i-F3

By Tim Gideon

The i-F3 from Sonic Impact delivers quality portable audio at an affordable price.

Decent audio output. Compact, durable carrying case. FM radio. Two integrated alarms, which lets you wake to iPod music.

A bit heavy. Bulky AC adapter. Alarm setting not intuitive. iPod navigation is weak.

I was thoroughly impressed with the audio output from this small and sturdy travel dock, which is perfect for hotel rooms.

July, 2008

70 / 100

alaSCORE 93

4 reviews

pcmag.com
Linksys WRT600N
US

Linksys' WRT600N doubles your bandwidth and doubles your fun!

Dual-band blows all other routers we've tested out of the water; Storage Link give ad-hoc NAS functionality.

Expensive.

July, 2008

No rating

no alaScore

2 reviews

maximumpc.com
Motorola MOTO Z6c world edition
US

The Motorola Z6c roams to hundreds of countries, but there are better options for home and abroad.

Sleek design. Europe roaming.

No data services in GSM mode. Call quality not as good as with the company's Z6tv model.

July, 2008

60 / 100

no alaScore

1 reviews

pcmag.com
nVidia GeForce 9600 GT
US

Today we are going to introduce to you a new representative of the Nvidia GeForce 9 family that should compete against extremely successful ATI Radeon HD 3850/3870 in the mainstream segment. Will the new Nvidia solution prove up to this task' Let's find o...

Without a doubt the new G94 graphics processor is a good solution. It is a real breakthrough in the belo-$200 segment if compared with the obviously weak G84. The new GPU is similar to the G92 which has become a sensation in the below-$349 category.

July, 2008

95 / 100

alaSCORE 96

9 reviews

xbitlabs.com
Linksys DMA2200
US

Is streaming at 1080p with Linksys' new Media Center Extender worth a deal with the Vista devil?

Dual-band 1080p streaming with built-in DVD player; wide format support.

Vista-only; not much reason to pick one of these over an Xbox 360.

July, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 97

12 reviews

maximumpc.com
Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N
US

Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N

By Cisco Cheng

The Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N offers an unparalleled combination of performance and battery life on a 4-pound frame.

Powerful processor. Hybrid graphics system. Excellent performance scores. Over 5 hours of battery life using its integrated graphics. Svelte carbon fiber design. Integrated optical drive. Cellular modem installed. Full-size keyboard.

Only two USB ports. A bit pricey.

The SZ791N becomes our new ultraportable Editors' Choice by delivering a combination of outstanding performance scores and long battery life.

July, 2008

90 / 100

no alaScore

2 reviews

pcmag.com
Samsung SBH500
US

Review: Samsung SBH500

By Ricky Cadden

Samsung's SBH500 Bluetooth stereo headphones offer a sporty around-the-neck design with luxuriously cushioned earpieces. With good sound quality and the ability to be connected to a phone and PC at the same time, they have a lot going for them. Ricky test...

July, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 90

6 reviews

mobileburn.com
Leadtek WinFast PX8800 GTX TDH
US

Today we are going to talk about a graphics accelerator based on Nvidia G92 GPU that should fill in the price gap between GeForce 8800 GT and GeForce 8800 GTX/Ultra. Will the newcomer cope well with this task and is it capable of anything more' Let's find...

Our tests show that the new graphics card from Nvidia, GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB, is a highly successful product in many respects. It not only sets a new performance level in its price category but also brings about many improvements over the older cards.

July, 2008

84 / 100

alaSCORE 94

39 reviews

xbitlabs.com
Motorola ROKR E8
US

Motorola ROKR E8 review

By Philip Berne

Find out why this new music phone gave our editor, Philip Berne, the heebie-jeebies in our in-depth Motorola ROKR E8 review.

Unique design for true button-haters. Great call quality. Good battery life. Lots of onboard memory.

Touch instead of buttons doesn't make this phone better. Poor menu design. Strange scroll 'crescent.' Unresponsive controls hamper music experience.

July, 2008

55 / 100

alaSCORE 89

13 reviews

infosyncworld.com
Sony DCR-DVD910
US

The DCR-DVD910 is Sony's top dog for standard definition DVD camcorders this year. It's a bit of an odd duck, though, and difficult to account for. Priced at $649 MSRP, it's within site of much better high definition camcorders. Sony makes little attempt

July, 2008

No rating

no alaScore

2 reviews

Partner Source
camcorderinfo.com
Samsung BD P1500
US

Relatively inexpensive compared with other standalone units; very good image quality on most Blu-ray discs; onboard decoding for Dolby TrueHD and bitstream output for all high-resolution audio formats; Ethernet port for firmware updates; Samsung claims it...

Does not currently support Profile 2.0 or have onboard DTS-HD Master Audio decoding; Blu-ray image quality could be better; DVD playback will disappoint videophiles; no analog multichannel outputs; some annoying operational glitches; operational speed sti...

The Samsung BD-P1500 lacks some features and doesn't perform as well as the PlayStation 3, but its relatively low price makes it a solid option for those few people on a budget who still demand a standalone Blu-ray player.

July, 2008

68 / 100

no alaScore

3 reviews

Partner Source
cnet.com
Meet Intel Wolfdale: Core 2 Duo E8500, E8400 and E8200 Processors
US

These days Intel refreshes their dual-core Core 2 Duo processor lineup. The new CPUs manufactured with 45nm process boast a lot of advantages compared to their predecessors. We would like to offer you our extensive write-up about them...

Well, everything seems pretty clear. Summing up everything we have just said, we can state that new dual-core Core 2 Duo E8500, E8400 and E8200 processors on 45nm cores are great from all stand points. They are faster than their predecessors working at th...

July, 2008

96 / 100

no alaScore

1 reviews

xbitlabs.com
Magellan RoadMate 1430
US

Magellan RoadMate 1430

By Craig Ellison

The widescreen RoadMate 1430 boasts many of the same high-end features of its premium Maestro siblings, without the premium price tag.

Multisegment routing. Live traffic information. Intuitive interface. Traffic receiver integrated into the case.

Some functions are sluggish. Occasional unexplained route recalculations.

The RoadMate 1430 has features similar to those of Magellan's luxury Maestro models. As the company's least expensive widescreen GPS model to offer live traffic, it's a pretty good deal.

July, 2008

70 / 100

no alaScore

1 reviews

pcmag.com
Nokia 5310 XpressMusic
US

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

By Sascha Segan

The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic is an adorable and affordable choice for T-Mobile users looking to chat, groove, and message.

Good-looking. Excellent voice quality. Solid music quality and options.

Dismal camera. Speaker is on the back.

June, 2008

70 / 100

alaSCORE 97

126 reviews

pcmag.com
lenovo IDEAPAD U110
US

We mainly know Lenovo for their line of ThinkPad notebooks, but consumers really do not like those laptops because of their plain styling. Luckily for consumers Lenovo has released a new line of notebooks called their IdeaPad series. We first got a look a...

June, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 93

8 reviews

think computers
Verizon XV6900
US

Review: Verizon XV6900

By Michael Oryl

The Verizon XV6900 might look familiar to you, even in its shiny white garb. It is actually the same basic device as the HTC Touch for Sprint. We give this Windows Mobile Professional smartphone a quick once over in our review.

June, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 93

6 reviews

mobileburn.com
Nokia HS-1C
US

Nokia 7210 Supernova

By Mobile Gazette

The Nokia 7210 Supernova is an inexpensive fashion phone with a 2 megapixel camera, QVGA display, expandable memory and stereo Bluetooth.

June, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 59

17 reviews

mobilegazette.com
Asus R300
US

ASUS R300

By Craig Ellison

This attractive entry-level GPS device packs the features, but it won't cost you a fortune.

Multi-segment routing. Multiple vehicle and road profiles. Excellent language support. Route-saving feature.

Lacks text-to-speech conversion. Bluetooth hands-free feature sounds muffled, and it wouldn't recognize contacts from my phone. FM transmitter doesn't work well.

This stylish entry-level GPS device packs the features, but it won't cost you a fortune.

June, 2008

70 / 100

no alaScore

5 reviews

pcmag.com
Nokia 6301
US

Nokia 6301 (T-Mobile)

By Kent German

June, 2008

70 / 100

no alaScore

5 reviews

zdnet.com
Bose SoundDock Portable
US

The portable version of Bose's iconic iPod speaker system improves on the original but sports an even-higher price tag.

June, 2008

No rating

alaSCORE 90

6 reviews

macworld.com
BlueAnt Supertooth 3
US

The BlueAnt Wireless Supertooth 3 is easy to use, with voice recognition software, plus a text-to-speech feature that will read out incoming caller ID. It also has an automatic vibration reconnection, which automatically reconnects to your handset when yo...

The Supertooth 3 isn't the best choice for soft-spoken people, as you do need a somewhat strong voice for the voice answering and voice commands.

The BlueAnt Wireless Supertooth 3 is an excellent choice for a portable car speakerphone, especially since it will read out incoming caller ID so you can keep your eyes on the road.

June, 2008

77 / 100

alaSCORE 91

3 reviews

Partner Source
cnet.com
HTC Touch Diamond (P3700)
US

The HTC Touch Diamond has a cool 3D interface and beautiful touch screen. The Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a 3.2-megapixel camera.

The Touch Diamond is sluggish and call quality is subpar. The TouchFLO interface has a bit of a learning curve, and there's no expansion slot.

The HTC Touch Diamond offers much in the way of sex appeal and flash, and it's certainly got a formidable feature set. However, we hope HTC resolves some of the performance issues we experienced before the smartphone is released in the States.

June, 2008

67 / 100

alaSCORE 93

38 reviews

Partner Source
cnet.com
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