| Letter from the Editor
July 01, 2010
 When two phones as big and as buzzed-about as the iPhone 4 and the Motorola Droid X hit the scene, it's hard not to stack them up side-by-side and find the better of the two. Sure, the Droid X has a larger screen size and handprint, but does that compete against the iPhone's pixelation-erasing Retina Display technology? Only one way to find out. For more competitive goodness check out our favorite notebooks of the last month, a new review of the very desirable Acer TimelineX, and a peek at a new fleet of Samsung phones destined for not one, not two, not even three, but all four carriers.
Kenneth Butler, Web Producer
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| The Hottest Laptops of June 2010 |  | | The best notebooks we reviewed this month include three new business machines from HP, Dell, and Lenovo; an update to Samsung's netbook line, the Samsung N150+; and a sleek 11.6 ultraportable from Acer.
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The Galaxy family sounds like a space-faring troupe of Fantistic Four-esque superheroes, but really it's the brand getup assigned to Samsung's next wave of Android smart phones, one for each carrier. These devices will all ship with Android 2.1 - with an upgrade to 2.2 when it becomes available - but their similarities end there. Check out the link below for more details and pictures.
Read Full Article Acer TimelineX 1830T As Sexy as the X Implies
This 11.6-inch bigger-than-a-netbook ultraportable is every bit as alluring an addition to the Timeline family as it sounds. On the outside are lines that are sharp and edgy, a fingerprint-free black matte cover, and a battery that gives it an elegant downward tilt, but the TimelineX packs flavor on the inside too, what with 6-hours of productivity power, a 500GB hard drive, and Core i5 processing speeds.
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