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We’ve been testing the UA Scale and UA Band for the past several weeks and love the performance. The band is comfortable, offers long-lasting battery, automatically tracks sleep and keeps us hitting our step goals. The scale connects right into the UA Record app where you can keep track of all of your personal health data.

The box rocks, and at $400 we think it’s a great buy for folks ready to start focusing on their personal health.The Galaxy TabPro S can best be described as a Surface clone, and we mean that in the best way possible.Equipped with a full version of Windows 10, the device sports a 12-inch 2160 x 1440 display, 4GB of RAM, an Intel Core M processor, and a mind-blowing thinness of 6.3mm.

Pricing has not been announced just yet, but our first impressions of the device are already very good, making this one to watch out for when it launches later this year.Virtual Reality is taking off, which means so are the multitude of ways you can use it. Speck came to CES with the Pocket VR, which provides a virtual reality experience that can fit in your pocket.Included with a Candy Shell case, Pocket VR is a slim rectangle that unfolds into a headset you can use to watch virtual reality content on your iPhone 6/iPhone 6s or Galaxy S6.

We love the idea and hope the company expands the offering to other handsets in the near future.webOS 3.0 is LG’s new Smart TV operating system and it promises to be one of the smartest on the market when it launches on LG’s 2016 TVs.We were particularly impressed with the smartphone sync features, which allows you to easily view content and apps from the entire family’s smartphones. It will also serve as a new smart home hub, providing information from connected gadgets you have around the house, and offers one of the slickest user interfaces we’ve seen on the show floor.

Among 8K TVs and smart appliances, the Kodak Super 8 was one of the more exciting gadgets announced at CES.Not only is it a handsome device, but it brings more attention to film, which is increasingly becoming a lost art. The soul of Kodak’s old camera is left in tact, complemented by modern technologies such as a swiveling LCD, integrated audio and other ports for digital connectivity.

Razer is no stranger to powerful gaming laptops, but its Blade Stealth takes a unique new approach.A productivity machine by day, and a gaming beast by night, the Blade Stealth can hook up to an external video card inside the Razer Core, allowing gamers to unwind after a long day of work with some hardcore gaming.

And with a starting price of $999, it’s competitive to other powerful ultrabooks on the market.The sweet spot for a good laptop with a tolerable display, quick components and respectable build quality is still around £500 or more. If that’s more than you’d rather pay, there are plenty of options below £300 such as this AMD-powered HP laptop for £269.99, supplied for review by Ebuyer. And since there's £30 cashback (at the time of posting), it's an even more affordable £239.99. The part code, which ensures you're buying the configuration reviewed here, is P5T27ES#ABU.

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If that's too much, then there's an even cheaper version with a 500GB hard drive and an even slower processor for £219.99. That's with £10 off; the normal price is £229.99. All the basics for a working cut-price laptop are here – a 1366 x 768-pixel display with gross colour shift when viewed at any angle other than square-on, a serviceable if clackety low-profile tiled keyboard, and a relatively cooperative trackpad blended into the rough textured top deck. This has real click buttons, the safer option on basic devices where low-cost and buttonless touchpads usually spells trouble. The case is all black, plastic and textured, with some flex should you hold it the wrong way. Unlike some laptops, there’s no easy way in to upgrade or replace internal components. Advertisement

Helping keep the price down is the combined CPU/graphics chip from AMD, the A8-7410 with integrated Radeon 5 graphics. This is clocked at 2.2GHz and boasts an insignificant boost to 2.5GHz on demand, contrasting with Intel’s Turbo mode which unlocks more headroom beyond the baseline. An internal fan can be heard at all times, even when the laptop is simply idling. Memory amounts to 4GB and storage sits on a sizeable but all-too ponderous Toshiba one-terabyte disk. Classic accoutrements include a pop-out tray DVD±RW drive on the right side. USB ports total three, one of them USB 3.0 although not clearly identified so choose carefully if you need decent peripheral speed. Displays can be connected via VGA or HDMI ports on the left.

You also get basic 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus a wired network port - and increasingly rare sight these days. All the essentials and no frills, then. HP 255 G4 REVIEW:PERFORMANCE AMD processors typically fall far behind Intel in raw performance and battery economy, and lab results for the HP 255 G4 confirmed that trend. This chip returned Geekbench results of 1391 and 4007 points in single- and multi-core tests. For reference, that’s lagging behind last year’s iPad that scores around 1815 and 4515 points respectively, the latter result fielded with fewer processor cores too. The PCMark 8 Home test scored just 1863 points when aided by the Radeon graphics; and 1725 points propelled by the main CPU only. Asus' more expensive X555LA-XX290H is a bit faster at 2028 points. Despite the Radeon name, don’t expect much gaming fun here. If you reduce resolution below screen native to 1280 x 720 and use lowest detail, you could see average framerates of 28 fps playing Batman: Arkham City, maybe even 30 fps in Tomb Raider. Again, the Asus is marginally quicker, managing 30fps at 720p.

HP fits a tiny 31Wh detachable battery, enough to power the laptop a little over four hours in the streamed video test, albeit on an easier footing than other laptops since the dim display couldn’t even manage our 'medium brightness' reference 120 cd/m2 level. At its 96 cd/m2 brightest, the runtime was 4 hr 06 min - just over the 4 hours HP claims. Our sample was bizarrely bundled with a power adaptor with detachable BS 546 5 A cable. Otherwise known as IEC Type D, this baby mains plug with round pins is still popular in parts of Africa. This may have been a one-off due to it being a sample, but UK users will need to find an appropriate ‘clover leaf’ cable to fit the charger if it's standard issue. The cheap PWM-controlled display measured at just 80:1 contrast ratio and could provide only 62 percent of sRGB colour, meaning milky washed-out images. And with average Delta E up at 9.5 the colours it could show drifted appreciably from specification. In its favour it, at least, had a matt anti-glare coat. This kind of screen quality is typical of budget laptops, so it's not worse than its competition in this respect. SPECS

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The HP 255 G4 is a budget 15.6in Windows laptop with budget build and performance. We found no single serious flaw and it should get the job done eventually, making it ideal if you're on a tight budget and don't need lots of speed or a high-quality screen. A new battery technology described by PDP at CES 2016 seems a bit hard to believe, but the company told Polygon it has a working prototype ... although we weren't able to see it. The pitch is intriguing though: The technology is supposed to be able to provide eight hours of play for your Xbox One controller with only a 60-second charge time.

"We’ve developed a technology to charge your controller in a new way, it’s not using a battery pack," Christopher Dingle, director of product development at PDP, told Polygon. "In the past it has been about either your dry cell battery chemistries or your lithium ion or lithium polymers, but we’ve developed a new type of power pack."Few specific details were given about how the pack works. "It’s a physical reaction rather than a chemical reaction," Dingle explained. "It’s a new type of power pack chemistry."

Don't expect to be able to buy one anytime soon; PDP is aiming for pre-orders to begin near the end of 2016, and a single battery with the charging base will cost around around $99. For now, they're non-working prototypes for the Xbox One, although I was told a PlayStation 4 model is in the works."The very next step for us is to create products for the mobile space, we’ll be creating power packs similar to what you’re seeing now, but the ones that exist now are lithium ion or lithium polymer," Dingle said. In the future, PDP is hoping to create rapid-charging power packs for things like your phone or laptop, at entry-level, mid-tier and premium price points.

These power packs will use the same technology as the power pack described for the Xbox One, but will come in a form factor similar to what you're used to for this sort of portable charging solution, although I was told PDP's products will be a bit lighter than what exists on the market.Dell has announced an expanded lineup of Latitude laptops, 2-in-1 devices and monitors at CES 2016 in Las Vegas. The new Latitude products are: Latitude 13 7000, Latitude 12 7000 and Latitude 11 5000.The Latitude 3000, 5000 and 7000 Series have been completely refreshed with thin and light designs, excellent efficiency and powerful processing options.

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