The Sanyo Zio delivers exactly what you’d expect from a down-market Android phone. You get the Android experience (Version 2.1), but in a way that’s a little harder to control. You can download Android apps, but the phone’s slow processor can’t always run them quickly and...

The Samsung C7000 series LED 3D 240hz TVs are brimming with Web apps and “Wi-Fi ready” (add a LinkStick adapter and you’re good to go). They also boast decent image quality, an attractive, superslim design, and a remote that resembles an old Razr phone. The C7000 series has a thin, shiny,...

The 10X-optical-zoom Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS ($350 as of November 15, 2010) is one of five high-zoom compact cameras in Canon’s point-and-shoot lineup, and its pocketable size, ease of use, and fun creative effects give it a lot of mainstream appeal. It boasts great modes for high-speed shooting,...

Lexmark can’t be faulted for modesty in picking the lofty name of Genesis for its groundbreaking new inkjet multifunction. The price is similarly ambitious at $400 (as of November 23, 2010)–far more than most home or small-office users would typically pay for an MFP. Is it worth the money? As...

When the Cliq came out back in fall of 2009, I was pretty impressed with it. It was the third Android phone to debut in the United States and the first from Motorola. What I liked best about it was how much thought Motorola put into its design. But the affordable Cliq 2 ($100 with a two year contract from...