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| Samsung and Barnes & Noble have teamed up for the bookseller's latest tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook. Available today for $179, the new tablet will sport a 7-inch display, $200 in free content, and in-store customer support. But what else makes the Tab 4 Nook special? Here's a look at the top five features of this new tablet.  |
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| With the Mobizen app you can screen mirror your Android smartphone notifications to your PC's desktop. Here's how. |
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| The Sharp Aquos Crystal smartphone looks like one of the best Android deals yet, packing an edge-to-edge screen for a very affordable price. |
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| Which smartphone carrier offers the best family plan value? Use our price and features comparison to help you decide. |
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| How does the Tab 4 Nook stack up against Amazon's Fire HDX 7-inch tablet? We go spec for spec to find out. |
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| | For some Windows 8.1 2-in-1 hybrids, the added tablet mode is a welcome bonus. For others, it actually hinders the laptop experience. The latter is the case with Toshiba's $1,185 Satellite Click 2 Pro, which has a gorgeous 1080p screen and crisp Harman Kardon speakers, but is weighed down by its top-heavy design. |
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| | enovo brought its signature flip-screen design to budget laptops with last year's IdeaPad Flex, and the sequel looks like an even better deal. The Flex 2 15 (starting at $530, $600 as reviewed) sports a Core i5 processor and a crisp, 1080p display. You can switch the device from laptop to stand mode in seconds, thanks to the Flex 2's hinge. However, since it lacks the tablet mode of its Yoga cousins, is this halfway-hybrid worth the cash? |
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