It's a taste of the future, a costly experiment and an uneven first step.

The bare-bones smartwatch needs to be about $60 cheaper.

Incredibly customizable, incredibly niche.

Only the fussy autofocus holds it back from true greatness.

Let there be light.

The phone's standout features are neat in theory but aren't helpful.

One of the best Windows PCs gets even better.

An iOS tablet that has serious power at a price that's easier to swallow.

For $200, it offers almost all the features you'd find on its more expensive brother.