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This week on gdgt: Panasonic's ST60 is a must-have HDTV
Each week, our friends at gdgt go through the latest gadgets and score them to help you decide which ones to buy. Here are some of their latest picks -- along with a few you should probably avoid. Want more? Visit gdgt anytime to catch up on the latest, and subscribe to gdgt's newsletter to get a weekly roundup in your inbox.
Panasonic Smart VIERA ST60
Panasonic's ST60 series is priced well below the company's flagship VT60 and ZT60 models, so it may not have all the features of its expensive brethren, but that wasn't enough to detract from its picture quality and value. The series offers excellent video quality, amazing color accuracy, wide viewing angles and deep black levels, making it an obvious choice as gdgt's latest Must-have HDTV.
Buy from $1347
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Razer Kraken Pro
The first thing you'll notice about the Kraken Pro is its garish appearance -- one color option is a bright neon green with black accents; the other is black with green accents -- but place them on your head and you'll find the sound anything but garish. With good sound and a great price for a 2.1 headset, you'll be perfectly pleased to take these to your next gaming tournament or LAN party.
Buy from $67
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Sony Bravia X900 UHDTV
Yes, the Bravia X900 may be one of the best TVs ever made. However, at a price of $5,000 and up, it's more expensive than many other current TVs, including plenty that are nearly as good. Plus, since most of that higher price is due to the fact that the X900 is an Ultra HD TV series, and there's very little Ultra HD programming currently available, we recommend waiting a while before buying any UHDTV.
Buy from $4999
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Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx
At the end of the day, the Lynx does nothing to really separate itself from the rest of the low-end hybrid pack. Coming in under $500, it's not a bad choice for an internet-only device, but if you're looking to do extra work on it with the keyboard dock, that price gets a little higher.
Buy from $469
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