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Kyocera DuraForce XD joins AT&T’s rugged army
Kyocera might not be up there with the big three in the smartphone market, even in →
Magellan eXplorist TRX7 is made for off-road adventurers
Most personal navigation device or PNDs focus on safely getting you from point A to point →
Getac V110 Review
The Pros Rugged; Hot-swappable batteries; Light for its size; Bright display The Cons Poor webcam; No →
GammaTech Durabook S15AB crams Broadwell U CPUs into a rugged chassis
GammaTech has unveiled its latest ruggedized notebook computer that is aimed at mobile workers, governments, and →
CAT S30 smartphone is military rugged and works with gloves on
CAT Phones has unveiled another very rugged smartphone that is aimed directly at users who are →
Tencent QQ Watch wearable for kids is rugged, colorful
We’ve seen wearables for kids in the past, some of them with an educational slant, others →
Hands-on With Pentax’s New D FA* 70–200mm f/2.8 & 150–450mm f/3.5-5.6 Lenses
Ricoh, current steward of the venerable Pentax brand, hasn’t always been a prominent part of the →
With this rugged speaker, sound takes a backseat to accessories
It takes a lot to get me excited about a Bluetooth speaker these days. Although subpar →
Denon HEOS 1 review: Wireless multiroom speaker with outdoor options
THE GOOD The Denon HEOS 1 offers a rugged build and decent audio quality in an →
This Global XRS 7200 Motorhome Looks Nicer Than Many Small Apartments
On the outside, the Action Mobile Global XRS 7200 looks like a battle truck, the kind →
Nikon COOLPIX AW120 Review
The rugged, weatherproof Nikon AW120 has some pretty big boots to fill. It follows in the →
Nikon COOLPIX S33 Waterproof Digital Camera Review
Curvaceous and modern looking, the Nikon Coolpix S33 is designed to be a simple, no-nonsense waterproof →
Nikon seals up rugged Coolpix AW130 for deeper dives
Last year, Nikon released the Coolpix AW120, a rugged point-and-shoot that could survive underwater down to →
Canon PowerShot G3 X brings EOS features to a rugged compact
Last February, Canon teased us good when it revealed that, yes,there will be a PowerShot G3 →
Samsung Galaxy S6 Active heads to AT&T with extra battery power
Samsung’s Galaxy S6 broke cover last month and today AT&T revealed its exclusive grip on the →
Samsung accidentally leaks AT&T Galaxy S6 Active specs
Clerical error or cunning marketing ploy? Whatever your take onSamsung US’ latest blooper, the fact remains →
Samsung Galaxy S6 Active may have a QHD screen for underwater luxury
Typically we expect rugged smartphones to trade specs for protection, but that doesn’t seem to be →
Samsung Rugby Smart Review
This week we’ve got our hands on the newest Samsung smartphone, and it’s not a dual-core →
Nikon Coolpix AW130, S33 rugged cameras launch in March
Among Nikon’s new cameras this week are a pair of rugged compacts, the Coolpix AW130 and →
Pentax K-3 II camera brings GPS, rugged design, and more
Ricoh has introduced an update to the Pentax K-3, and most aptly it is called the Pentax K-3 →
Acer Chromebook 15 C910 review
JUMP TO SECTION: BEST PRICE COMMENTS OUR VERDICT Don’t be fooled by this fatso. The Acer →
Galaxy S6 Active lands on Samsung Plus program page
Samsung likes to play things as close to the vest as possible, but as often happens →
Lenovo ThinkPad X250 Review – a subtle but solid update
The Lenovo X240’s older sibling has arrived, and it is aptly named the Lenovo X250. →
Sony Xperia Z Review
Sony’s problems in the smartphone arena aren’t unique – HTC, LG, and others are all →
Kyocera Torque Review
Rugged smartphones meant for the trailblazer and the survivalist in all of us certainly aren’t →
A rugged Dell Chromebook for students
Many school districts now offer students a dedicated laptop or tablet, but that makes for →
Sony XPERIA ZL Review
With the Sony XPERIA ZL, the company took a double-tiered approach to a hero smartphone →
DROID Ultra Review
Motorola Mobility scored big when they teamed up with Google. If it wasn’t evident enough →
HP Slate 7 Review
HP’s first go-around with a tablet didn’t actually go so well. ThewebOS-based TouchPad didn’t last →