Samsung's Galaxy Book 2 Tries to Do Everything, Fails
The Galaxy Book 2 tries to do a lot of things and manages to hobble its way through most basic tasks, but ultimately doesn’t make a very good case for itself.
The Galaxy Book 2 tries to do a lot of things and manages to hobble its way through most basic tasks, but ultimately doesn’t make a very good case for itself.
This machine won’t get your work done, but it’s a helluva lot of fun to play on.
This accessory is much more than a spherical hunk of plastic.
It's chapter two in a longer story that may look better once we see the rest – but, on its own, it fails to live up to its Harry Potter roots.
Is it good enough to steal the limelight from the leading handsets?
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With its ambitious 3D display, the Red Hydrogen One is the complete antithesis to the modern glass sandwich smartphone.
It's fancy and futuristic, but it's just not the same as the older finger-scanning sensors.
No matter your age, if you enjoy Lego, this fantastic model really ought to be in your collection.
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The Yoga Book C930 still feels like its damn close to breaking ground on a new era of laptops.
One part smart speaker, one part picture frame, and maybe someday, a portal into your home security.
Thanks to extra work on its speaker, screen and cameras, the Razer Phone 2 is a much more well-rounded device, so long as you can stomach the asking price.
Poor effort. 1/5.
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Even if they’re using the same Bluetooth tech used by bigger-name brands, the GW100s are unlike any other wireless headphone I’ve ever used.
