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We have mixed feelings about the AVADirect Clevo X8100 laptop: We love the large display and the keyboard, as well as its excellent gaming performance. But we're a bit put off by the awkwardness of the weight distribution and the sheer physical bulk of the unit. Senior Editor Jason Cross takes a look.

If you're in the market for a new pocket megazoom camera, the choices can be overwhelming. Senior editor Tim Moynihan takes a look at five of the top contenders and make recommendations based on whether you want fancy features, a huge zoom, ease of use, and more...

Solid state drives are all the rage right now, and with good reason. Whether you buy a new PC with a SSD already installed, or choose to upgrade your existing drive, zippy performance makes a SSD an appealing option.

The Kodak ESP-7250 and the Canon Pixma MX870 inkjet printers both retail for around $200 and while one of them is more suitable for a home or small office, the other would be great for a student or in your home. Senior Editor Melissa Riofrio explains the differences in the two.

In this week's show, Facebook revamps privacy controls, Ford employs gaming technology on the assembly line and we get a hands-on with Playstation Move.

If you've ever shopped for a laptop, you know that size is only one of the factors that you have to consider. You should also examine everything from performance and storage options to keyboard quality. Take a look at the pros and cons of the different form factors currently available so you can find the right laptop to suit your needs.

The HTC EVO 4G packs powerful specs and a lot of features in a slick, stylish design. The biggest drawback is that not everyone will get to experience Sprint's 4G connectivity, one of the phone's best features at launch--yet they'll still have to pay for it. However, the EVO 4G is a winner with its superb 8-megapixel camera, its gorgeous and responsive display, solid hardware, multimedia capabilities, and speediness.

Check out our choices from Asus, Lenovo, Gateway, and HP for the best netbooks for battery life, entertainment, business, design, and your wallet.

The Best Netbooks For Business, Entertainment, Battery Life, and More

The HP 200 All-in-One PC has a roomy hard drive, a variety of connectivity options, and a wireless mouse and keyboard. But its standout feature is its bright and attractive 1080p high-def screen.

Sony's new Alpha NEX-5 digital camera also features a very-high-resolution LCD screen that tilts and a handy small size. You also can take photographs with this interesting camera without memorizing its manual.

While the paperless revolution is upon us, sometimes you still need to get a document off your computer and onto paper. In six easy steps, we'll show all you'll need to know to go about selecting the right printer to fit your needs.

The Toshiba NB305-N410 is a basic netbook with solid specs, but its poorly laid-out chiclet-style keyboard, while pretty, is a bit of a disappointment. This netbook has has decent battery life, a great screen, and a great trackpad, but its overall performance is average.

At the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Staff Writer Patrick Miller pinpointed the newest trend in Web applications: Adapting social media networking tools for the workplace. Take a look as he visits the itDuzzit, Engage, and Socialtext booths to check out their newest Web tools.

If you want to add a PC that can stream video from Hulu or Netflix to your HDTV in the living room, look no further than the Acer Aspire Revo AR3610. This little tyke costs only $330, and would be a stellar addition to your home theater setup.