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Top-rated reviews of the week (pictures)

Not only did CNET editors review a quite practical electric car, a speedy SSD that doesn't break the bank, and a snazzy midrange all-in-one PC this week -- one lucky editor reviewed what he called the best Android keyboard he's used. How are you not already reading what made the list? Go!

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SwiftKey 4 for Android

SwiftKey 4 for Android

CNET Editor Jaymar Cabebe says SwiftKey 4 for Android is, quite simply, the best Android keyboard he has used. Read the review.

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2013 Ford C-Max Energi

2013 Ford C-Max Energi

If you have a commute under 50 miles and a place to plug the car in, the 2013 Ford C-Max Energi makes an economical and excellent commuter and family vehicle. Read the review.

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Slacker Radio for iOS

Slacker Radio for iOS

If you're looking for a streaming-music alternative, Slacker Radio for iOS (also available for Android) is a good choice. And if you're willing to spend money on a subscription, the app is better than most in its genre. Read the review.

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Plextor M5 Pro Xtreme

Plextor M5 Pro Xtreme

If you're in the market for a high-end solid-state drive for your computer, be it a PC or a Mac, look no further than the Plextor M5 Pro Xtreme. Read the review.

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2013 Buick Verano Turbo

2013 Buick Verano Turbo

The 2013 Buick Verano Turbo falls short of our luxury sedan expectations, but good, turbocharged performance and accessible cabin technology keep this sporty sedan in the game. Read the review.

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HP Pavilion 27xi

HP Pavilion 27xi

As long as you have no advanced demands, the HP Pavilion 27xi will meet your needs with aplomb. Read the review.

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Samsung Series 7

Samsung Series 7

The Samsung Series 7 isn't the fastest or the most fully featured midrange all-in-one, but casual PC users should consider it for its affordability and overall polish. Read the review.

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Songza for iOS

Songza for iOS

While you can still get playlists by genre, Songza for iOS' unique concept of assembling playlists according to your current activity makes it a great download for music lovers. Read the review.

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Samsung WB250F Smart Camera

Samsung WB250F Smart Camera

For those who want more camera than their smartphone offers without sacrificing the easy sharing, the Samsung WB250F Smart Camera is a good, affordable choice. Read the review.

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Microsoft Outlook.com

Microsoft Outlook.com

A wonderfully clean interface and strong features make Microsoft Outlook.com a promising new player in e-mail, and a clear alternative to Google's Gmail. Read the review.

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Flickr for iOS

Flickr for iOS

If you like browsing through an enormous amount of images or want a way to share your photography skills, Flickr for iOS offers better browsing and new filters to make your photos pop. Read the review.

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