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We preview Sony's recently launched Vaio Fit series which capitalizes on its multi-flip hinge to convert from a notebook to a tablet, and a movie viewing mode. Designed as a notebook first, it comes with a full pitch keyboard, touch pad, and palm rest to give users a more comfortable typing experience than the Vaio Duo series. Constructed from aluminum, it looks good as well.

Step aside AR Drone! The Jumping Sumo is in the house and promises more fun than the tricky controls of the AR Drone. Check out a brief demo of it in action.

Samsung unveiled the world's first bendable TV prototype that allows the viewer to bend the screen on demand. Soon, you won't have to decide between purchasing a flat or curved screen TV.

The Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 comes with a new interface, Magazine UX. Join us as we take you through a brief overview of the Magazine UX and other new software features.

The first major update to Windows 8.1 brings a slew of UI changes designed to make keyboard and mouse users feel more at home in what's still primarily a touch-focused operating system. We tell you more.

With two hugely popular Android flagship models - HTC One (M8) and Sony Xperia Z2 in the market retailing from today and another flagship model - the Samsung Galaxy S5 - launching next weekend, we round up the telco price plans and made some comparisons for your easy consumption. Happy shopping!

Panasonic's newest superzoom travel compact brings an electronic viewfinder and 30x optical zoom to the table, but drops the touchscreen display found in its predecessor. Will the camera as a whole be greater than the sum of its parts? Dive in to check out what we found!

After much media buzz and anticipation, the HTC One (M8) is finally coming to Singapore this weekend. Armed with a bigger display and two rear cameras, does the One (M8) have what it takes to stand its ground against the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2? Read on to find out more!

The Xperia Z2 is Sony's latest flagship smartphone, and the replacement for the six-month old Z1. It utilizes almost the same IP58 rated aluminum and glass build as the Z1, but sports a slightly larger 5.2-inch display. It's also been upgraded to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 801 processor and is now running on Android 4.4 KitKat. Worth upgrading? We find out.

You've already seen some of LG's new devices for the year, like their curved OLED TVs with webOS and the G2 flagship smartphone. In Seoul, LG just showed me five other everyday devices to help make household chores less of a chore.

Two more mainstream SSDs have been launched recently, the Premier Pro SP920SS from ADATA and the M550 from Crucial. We put them to the test to see which is best and how it stacks up against other comparable drives in this tightly contested segment.

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First Looks: Sony Vaio Fit 13A

Parrot's New Gizmo - The Jumping Sumo!

Prototype Demo: Samsung's 85-inch Bendable 4K TV

Preview of Samsung's Magazine UX on the Galaxy NotePRO 12.2

Windows 8.1 Update: Bridging the Touch and Desktop Gap

HTC One M8, Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 Price Plans Comparison

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ60 - One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

HTC One (M8) - Redefining Premium Flagship Smartphones One More Time

Sony Xperia Z2 - Third Time's a Charm

5 New Household Gadgets from LG That Make Chores Less of a Chore

ADATA Premier Pro SP920SS vs. Crucial M550 - Battle of the Mainstream SSDs Round 2