Reviews of the week: From business class laptops to home security kit

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  • Dell Dell Latitude 5285

    Dell Dell Latitude 5285

    This business-class Surface Pro clone comes with a clever kickstand and responsive touchscreen, but its flexible keyboard is a concern.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Amazon Fire HD 8

    Amazon Fire HD 8

    The Fire HD 8 is the latest addition to the Amazon tablet stable comes with an appealing price tag, but users may find the device a bit limiting.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Sony Xperia XZ Premium

    Sony Xperia XZ Premium

    While the Sony Xperia XZ Premium comes packed with features, including some interesting video capture capabilities, some may find its design a little dated.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Kano Pixel Kit

    Kano Pixel Kit

    The Kano Pixel Kit is a fun DIY lightboard aimed at getting younger children interested in coding.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Toshiba Portégé X30-D

    Toshiba Portégé X30-D

    Toshiba's high-powered Portégé X30 offers all-day battery life, impressive audio and plenty of ports and connectors, but could do with a more robust build quality.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Footbot

    Footbot

    The Foobot is a flexible and useful indoor air-quality monitor that provides a lot of detailed information for users and is simple to set up.

    Read the full review here.

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  • Reolink Argus

    Reolink Argus

    The Reolink Argus is versatile and reasonably-priced security camera that's suitable for small businesses as well as homes.

    Read the full review here.

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A quick look at this week's top reviews, including the Amazon Fire HD 8 to the Sony Xperia XZ Premium.

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Dell Dell Latitude 5285

This business-class Surface Pro clone comes with a clever kickstand and responsive touchscreen, but its flexible keyboard is a concern.

Read the full review here.

Caption by: ZDNet Editors

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