With its square body, built-in filters, and WiFi capabilities, the PowerShot N seems tailor-made for Instagram. Its articulating LCD and 8x optical zoom lens are also handy features when you want to capture the right shot. But is it worth $299?
The 56-inch 4K set may be the brightest, sharpest TV the company has ever made. That is, if it's ever made, since we're pretty sure that the prototype shown at CES is one of only a few in existence.
The Discover will be available later this week on AT&T; for $50 with a two-year contract, and boasts a 4.8-in 720p display, 13-megapixel camera, a good battery, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and Android 4.0.
Our first Must-have game controller, featuring six customizable buttons, an embedded display with multiple profiles, and super comfortable ergonomics. Crushing noobs on Xbox Live has never been easier.
With its Retina display and fast processor, the latest iPad has 2012's top gdgt Score. Runners up include the Nest Thermostat. The lowest-scored product: the Sony Tablet P. Check out the full list here.
The Edge is a unique portable gaming PC. It's a Windows 8 tablet. It's a home gaming console. It's a laptop. And it fills all of those roles remarkably well. The Edge will be available by March, starting at $999.
The One adds a number of welcome features to our favorite fitness tracker, including Bluetooth iPhone syncing, better water resistance, and a vibrating alarm that can wake you if you're using your Fitbit as a sleep monitor. And it still tracks your steps, stairs, calories burned, and more.
With its Atom processor and 10-inch display, the Smart may not be the most powerful Windows 8 slate around. But at $499, it's the same price as many Windows RT tablets, including Microsoft's Surface RT and Asus' own RT-based VivoTab.
The X20 is is a more affordable alternative ($599) to Fuji's $1,300 X100S digital rangefinder-style camera (which also debuted at CES), and boasts an optical viewfinder, fast autofocusing, and a bright f/2.0-2.8 4x zoom lens.
The Z's 5-inch 1080p display may rival that of HTC's Droid DNA, and its camera can shoot high-dynamic-range video. It's also waterproof, and has a battery that Sony says can last nine days on standby.
The iPhone 5 is exactingly, thoughtfully designed. It's by a wide margin the best iPhone ever built, and one of the best smartphones ever made.
The Galaxy S III takes everything that worked in Samsung’s earlier Galaxy smartphones, and brings it up to current, high-end standards.
Apple's updated MacBook Air is faster, costs less, and is still the best laptop for just about everybody. Accept no substitutes.
The MacBook Pro with Retina display is Apple's best laptop yet, and has the best display available on any computer, anywhere.
Our favorite iPad to date is easy to love and worth every penny of its $329 price.
This is the tablet you've been waiting for. And once you look at that Retina Display, you'll never go back.
Leather padding. A rich, "neutral" sound. And a mic, just in case you need to talk, rather than just listening.
Get these if you want to upgrade your media player's earbuds without paying as much as you did for the player.
Great pictures from a camera that will fit in your pocket, and your budget.
A stylish and functional router that can serve all of your home networking needs.
The least expensive way to get an 802.11n router running the rock-solid DD-WRT firmware. Geeks need only apply.
This super fast 4G mobile hotspot connects up to 10 devices from just about anywhere -- even internationally.
Great plasma performance at a price that won't require a transfusion.
Deep black levels, excellent color reproduction, good 3D performance, and a competitive price.
Nothing's even come close to the iPod touch, and this 16GB model is a great deal.
Simply the fastest, easiest way to monitor your body's weight-related health stats. Who needs a New Year's resolution?
The latest Fitbit adds Bluetooth iPhone syncing, better water resistance, and remains our favorite fitness tracker.
The best e-ink e-book reader out today, and the product we recommend above the competition.
It's less than a hundred bucks, has a great display, and can run for a month on a single charge. It's got ads, though.
Easy, cheap, and plays all kinds of content from the internet. What's not to like?
