What is Back-of-the-box Review?

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A very shallow review of a product or service, based mainly on information presented by the manufacturer, e.g. the technical specifications on the box of a gadget.

"C|Net's "back-of-the-box" reviewing style"

DAPreview news feature, May 4th 2005

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