Reviews of the week: From smart paper to convertible laptops

While the Airtame might not be cheap, its simplicity and ease of use makes it an appealing option for enterprise-class wireless screen mirroring.

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The Wacom Bamboo Folio allows users write directly onto paper, and whatever they produce is converted into digital content and shared to the cloud. The hit-and-miss nature of its handwriting-to-text conversion, as well as its costs, means it's not an essential buy for devoted scribes.

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The Netatmo Smart Radiator Valve is a convenient option for controlling heating on a room by room basis. The setup is a little pricy, and the per room settings could be easier to work with though.

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It may have its minor niggles -- a lack of SD card reader, for example -- but this convertible laptop is able to provide all-day computing and is a very good example of its class.

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Sonnet's Puck, an external GPU enclosure, allows you to use a lightweight laptop when travelling, and then providing desktop levels of graphics performance back in the office -- the best of both worlds.

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The Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 is a stunning smartphone that looks and feels fantastic, and performs well. Better yet, it's significantly cheaper than similar mobiles from Samsung and others.

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If you're a committed Microsoft ecosystem user, this smart speaker could be the one for you. However, we'd like to see its Cortana integrations and skills expanding.

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