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Teardown: Google Pixel 2
Teardown-style look at the Pixel 2, Google's Android smartphone released in mid-October 2017 as the successor to the Pixel. The Pixel 2 features a 5 in. display, 12.2 MP and 8 MP cameras, fast-charging battery and built-in Google assistant.
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Teardown: Dell Z9100 Network Switch
Teardown-style look at the Dell EMC Networking Z9100-ON Z-Series switch, which is designed to be a high-performance, 1U fixed, 10/25/40/50/100GbE network switch.
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Teardown: Apple iPhone X
Apple's iPhone X is Apple's first iPhone design to merge device and display in order to deliver the experience of being "all screen." Features include extreme-high-contrast OLED screen, wireless charging, water- and dust-resistance, face recognition technology and dual 12-megapixel cameras.
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Teardown: GE Smart LED Light Bulb (Link A19)
GE Link light bulbs connect via a hub to the Wink app on a mobile device, allowing them to be controlled from anywhere.
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Teardown: Amazon Echo Spot
Designed to fit in locations throughout the home, the Echo Spot connects to Amazon’s cloud-based assistant, Alexa.
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Teardown: Fitbit - Ionic (FB503)
The Fitbit Ionic is a smart watch designed to track fitness activities and provide coaching.
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Teardown: Philips - Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 Gen 3
Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant, this smart home bulb from Philips Lighting can be voice-controlled to change the look and atmosphere of a home.
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Teardown: Gentex GENK3345S Rear View Mirror
The Rear Camera Display uses LCD technology integrated into a Gentex auto-dimming mirror that works with a video camera mounted at the rear of the vehicle to provide a view directly behind the vehicle while backing up.
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Teardown: Amazon Dash Wand
Amazon's Dash Wand is a handheld device powered by Alexa that enables users to quickly add items to their Amazon cart. Users can either speak to the wand or scan a barcode using the wand. It also allows Alexa users to control other parts of their connected home.
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Teardown: LG Watch Sport
LG has combined style and technology in the new LG Watch Sport. The watch featuring both Android Wear 2.0 plus a new look. With 4G LTE wireless connectivity, users can make calls, send texts and browse freely using "OK Google" without a smartphone. The LG Watch Sport even connects to wireless networks using your primary mobile number thanks to NumberSync. Take a peek inside.
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Teardown: Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch is the seventh major video game console developed by Nintendo. Nintendo considers the Switch a "hybrid" console since it is designed primarily as a home console with the main unit inserted onto a docking station to connect to a television. Take a peek inside.
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Teardown: Nest Learning Thermostat
The Nest Learning Thermostat is the first thermostat to get ENERGY STAR certified. It learns what temperature you prefer and builds a schedule around yours. According to company reports, since 2011, the Nest Thermostat has saved billions of kWh of energy in millions of homes worldwide. Take a look inside.
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Teardown: Samsung SmartThings Hub
Samsung's SmartThings Hub wirelessly connects hundreds of compatible smart devices including lights, speakers, locks, thermostats, sensors, and more, allowing them all to work together. Take a peek inside.
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Teardown: Apple AirPods with Charging Case
To charge the AirPods, put them in the case. The case holds multiple, full charges for AirPods, so you users charge on the go.
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Teardown: Amazon Echo
Amazon Echo is a hands-free speaker users can control with their voice. It can be connected to Alexa Voice Service to play music and provide information like sports scores, news, weather updates, etc.
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Teardown: HP DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer
The HP DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer is compact and wireless. It was designed to save space, as well as 50% on ink thanks to HP's Instant Ink. The printer was designed for families and home users so they can print documents, e-mails, web pages and high-quality photos. It also comes equipped with copy and scan tools.
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Teardown: Google - Home
Google Home is a smart speaker developed by Google that enables users to speak voice commands in order to interact with services through the Home's intelligent personal assistant called Google Assistant. Take a peek inside.
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Teardown: Sony PlayStation 4 Pro
In September 2016, Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) announced the introduction of PlayStation®4 Pro (PS4®Pro) (CUH-7000 series) computer entertainment system, which delivers enhanced experiences through improved image processing capability and support for 4K quality images.
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Amazon - Kindle Fire HD 8 (PR53DC) 6th Gen
The new Fire HD 8 tablet is similar to the previous version, but with a few differences. These include a lower consumer price, bump in RAM from 1 GB to 1.5 GB and an increased battery size that delivers up to 12 hours of life, up from 8 hours.
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Teardown: Sony PlayStation VR
PlayStation VR was known by the codename Project Morpheus during development. The virtual reality head-mounted display developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment launched on October 13, 2016, and was designed to be fully functional with the PlayStation 4 home video game console.
