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Go on, get your face right up close - the Retina MacBook Pro's display has three million more pixels that a 1080p TV. But, is it more than just a pretty picture With 2880x1800 pixels jammed into a 15in/38cm screen at 220ppi, there's no laptop screen quite like[...]
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Bucking the super-sized smartphone trend, Huawei's P1 squeezes Android 4.0 ICS and a dual-core brain into a shell that won't have your pockets bursting at the seams The Android 4.0 OS has a carousel-style skin with a neat 3D effect, and it comes with the apps you need[...]
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Samsung Galaxy S IIIThe most hyped handset since the iPhone 4S has lived up to the hoopla, toppling not only Apple's ageing starlet but all of its Android rivals too. The Galaxy S III offer the slickest Android Ice Cream Sandwich experience we've seen, thanks to a 1.4Ghz[...]
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Fujifilm X-Pro1Fujifilm's most ambitious camera ever has retro appeal in abundance, but it's one frustrating step from perfection. Whereas the gorgeous but non-lens-swapping Fujifilm X100 had the silvery look of a 1950s Leica, the lens-enabled X-Pro1 is a little more '70s in its workmanlike black. But it's still[...]
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Google's first tablet is an Asus-built, quad-core 7-incher with the new Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS. With media rather than computery leanings, it's built to rule the midi-tablet roost - but given its price, is the iPad safe? It doesn't have the eye-caressing crispness of Retina, but the[...]
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Canon, the king of compacts and prosumers, has turned up fashionable late to the mirrorless interchangeable lens camera (MIRC) party. This new class of camera promises DSLR quality in a compact's body, which is like fitting all the computing power of an Apollo moonshot into a tiny cellphone.[...]
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Smart TV has arrived in a major way: HD movie streaming, catch-up TV, apps, browsing and social media, all on the biggest, best screen in the house. But Samsung's awesome ES8000 takes the concept even further... Powered by broadband internet and video-on-demand, TV has evolved: what was once[...]
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One X Xperia S Galaxy S III Lumia 900 With its sculpted polycarbonate shell and Tegra 3 innards, HTC's One X is both beauty and beast. Sony's range-topper is a tech masterclass in NFC, streaming and awesome camera quality. The most eagerly awaited Android phone yet - but[...]
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