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When deciding how to overhaul the iPhone, Apple left no stone unturned. The iPhone 5 is exactingly, thoughtfully designed from the inside out, and Apple's attention to detail shows. It's by a wide margin the best iPhone ever built, and one of the best smartphones ever made.
With its latest update, Apple added faster processors, USB 3.0 ports, and higher-capacity storage options, maintaining the 13-inch Air's unique balance of performance, price, size, battery life, and build quality that continue to make it our hands-down top pick in laptops.
Apple's all-in-one desktop offers plenty of expandability through external connections — including a high-speed Thunderbolt port, which can power displays, hard-drives and other devices. If you need more screen space, you can even add a second monitor.
The Xbox 360 edges out Sony's PlayStation 3 for our top recommendation thanks in part to its larger game library, the best video apps on any console, the Kinect, and Xbox Live, which still provides a far better online multiplayer experience than the PlayStation Network.
The Galaxy S III's bright, sharp AMOLED display is one of the largest on any smartphone, at 4.8 inches; it boasts one of the best cameras we've seen on a phone; it has great voice quality; and it can effortlessly handle the most demanding apps.
The Kindle Paperwhite retains the long battery life of earlier Kindles, and adds a sharper, higher-contrast display, a more responsive touchscreen, and faster page-turns. And thanks to its new frontlight, it's not just possible to use the Kindle in the dark; it's actually enjoyable.
This LED HDTV has a huge range of features, including Samsung's Smart TV services for direct access to Netflix, Hulu Plus and other internet-based programming; support for Skype video-calling (with the addition of an optional camera); and easy connections to your home network via Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
With support for multi-touch gestures, zooming and full customization, the Intuos5 allows more precise control than ever. It's pressure sensitive up to 2,048 levels, supports both righties and lefties, and is wireless-ready.
With the Aria, your detailed weight graphs are automatically uploaded to your private Fitbit account, where you can monitor your results with the latest fad diet or get more meaningful longer-term trends about your body — something you just can't easily do with a traditional scale.
