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In Pictures: The best hardware right now
We asked our in-house hardware experts a simple question: What laptop, phone, HDTV, or other device would you recommend today? Here’s what they picked. All prices are in $US
Today's Best Hardware
When we asked our staff experts about the best products in the areas they cover right now, they responded with some very well-informed opinions. Here are their choices, in 18 categories: cameras (at $200, $400, and $800), laptops (Ultrabook and gaming laptop), smartphones (Android, Windows, and camera phone), printers (home inkjet MFP and business color laser), desktop PCs (all-in-one and gaming PC), HDTVs (plasma and LCD), tablet, monitor, e-reader, and graphics board. Illustration by Andy Potts
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