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Community Picks - September 1-5

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Here are the current top 10 most popular products on the site as picked by you.

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Friday, September 03, 2010
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Samsung Galaxy Tab
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Samsung Galaxy Tab
September, 2010
$600.00
Pros
  • runs the open-source Linux-based Android operating system
  • dual cameras - front facing 1.3MP, rear facing 3MP w/ flash
  • massive 4,000mAh battery - capable of a claimed movie playback life of 7 hours
Cons
  • Samsung has one of the worst track records in terms of software support - upgrade to next Android (Gingerbread) questionable
  • no USB or HDMI ports directly on device, need adapters
  • proprietary connection
Skype
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Skype
August, 2003
Pros
  • easy to use
  • Available on many devices including all desktop operating systems (Mac, Linux and Windows), most mobile operating systems, select embedded devices, etc...
  • clear audio quality
Cons
  • Skype uses a proprietary Internet telephony (VoIP) network.
  • cannot be used to call emergency services
  • The Skype network is not interoperable with other VoIP networks.
Audioengine 5
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Audioengine 5
March, 2007
$349.00
Pros
  • Excellent build quality and finish
  • Amazing sound quality
  • USB charger for your iPod or mp3 player
Cons
  • No S/PDIF input
  • limited input options - only a single 1/8" stereo in
  • no grille covers
Denon AVR-2311CI
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Denon AVR-2311CI
June, 2010
$899.00
Pros
  • 7 x 105W channels
  • Anchor Bay ABT-2015 video processor up-converts and de-interlaces standard definition content
  • includes USB port for use with digitally stored audio files (USB keys, MP3 players and external USB HDDs), includes a cable for use with Apple's iPhone and iPod line
Cons
  • not a huge improvement over the previous generation xx10 models (only USB input and 3D compatibility have been added)
  • stalls sound when turning on and off the tv
  • the same as the cheaper AVR 891 despite a few bells and whistles - not worth it for those who want only basic receiver functionality
Canon PowerShot S95
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Canon PowerShot S95
August, 2010
$399.00
Pros
  • in camera HDR mode
  • capable of recording video in 720p/24 high definition with stereo audio
  • 3" display with a better than average 461k dot display
Cons
  • features the same 10MP sensor as the previous generation S90
  • no viewfinder
  • no optical zoom during video capture
Sony MDR-EX300SL
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Sony MDR-EX300SL
October, 2008
$60.00
Pros
  • affordable price
  • silicone, rather than rubber earplugs
  • dynamic driver adds a balanced sound with good bass
Cons
  • the lead is too short without the extension and too long with it
  • do not fit into the base of your ear and actually stick out
  • Cable is thin
Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP-2000)
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Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP-2000)
September, 2007
$250.00
Pros
  • Has a built in web browser which can connect from wireless hot spots.
  • Able to connect to a computer through USB to play and view videos, music and photos in certain formats.
  • Replaceable battery
Cons
  • The screen has a tendency to become scratched or smudged easily
  • fragile UMDs
  • screen can be cracked on the inside
Nokia X6
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Nokia X6
September, 2009
$455.00
Pros
  • 5MP camera with dual LED flash
  • 32GBof internal storage
  • 3.5mm headphone jack
Cons
  • runs Symbian OS - and a version that is being phased out at that
  • old & slow CPU (ARM 11 434 MHz processor)
  • no charging over standard micro-USB port (need separate proprietary Nokia 2mm charger)
Navdroyd
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Navdroyd
January, 2010
$6.00
Pros
  • pedestrian and car routing modes
  • really cheap at $6.50
  • map updates are free, frequent, and global (OpenStreetMap)
Cons
  • maps load slowly on T-Mobile G1, despite locally resident on SD card
  • address search feature is practically broken
  • quirky user interface
Asus Eee PC 1215N
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Asus Eee PC 1215N
August, 2010
$499.00
Pros
  • NVIDIA Optimus graphics switching between integrated and discrete for best performance and battery life
  • dual-core Atom D525 processor at 1.8GHz - unprecedented power for a netbook
  • NVIDIA Ion 2 graphics (powerful: 2x performance over NVIDIA Ion 1 or ATI Mobility Radeon 4225)
Cons
  • extremely glossy display with poor viewing angles
  • significant keyboard flex
  • no USB 3.0 ports for the U.S. version

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