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As a multimedia machine, the HDX 16 performs admirably, but the lackluster battery life and size make us long for something leaner and meaner.

Devin was just squawking about the lackluster battery life on his G1 when I reminded him of this extended battery I'd purchased for mine.

The lackluster battery life is definitely a ding against the watch, as is the general lack of anything exceptional from a hardware standpoint.

Some users speculate that the lack of a sanctioned video app may be because of Apple's concerns with the iPhone's already lackluster battery life, while others believe that the phone's developers don't have it very high on their priority list.

Flash is notoriously CPU-intensive, which is the last thing the iPhone needs with its already lackluster battery life – native apps would allow for H.264 video playback on the phone's Quicktime player that would probably require only a fraction of the CPU cycles.

The first generation of pico projectors sort of landed with a thud; their lackluster performance and poor battery life, combined with a relatively high price, have pretty much relegated them to "experimental" status.

Gillette Sees Profit Shaved The lackluster performance of Duracell batteries helped slice Gillette's third-quarter net income by 16%.

Fortunately, after having seen how lackluster their first LTE phone's battery was, HTC has outfitted the Rezound with a 1,620 mAh battery for a little extra longevity.

The three smartphones -- the Droid RAZR HD, the Droid RAZR Maxx HD, and the Droid RAZR M -- all closely resemble the first Droid RAZR smartphone released in December 2011 in their thinness and use of Motorola-skinned Android operating system, though all three, Motorola execs emphasized on stage at the event, improved upon that phone's weak battery life and relatively lackluster display.

The book industry, beleaguered by a battery of dispiriting news about lackluster sales and online price wars, got another taste of the apocalypse on Thursday with the news that Kirkus Reviews, the venerable prepublication review journal, was closing.