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Racket Youtek Technology
Head Youtek vs Wilson [K] Factor vs Prince EXO3?
Can you explain them all? And also, if there are other racket brands with top technology, please explain those too. I don't care if it's copied and pasted, I just can't seem to find a detailed informative review on all of them! And please mention more if you've tried them out~! 
Just about the only real technology in any frame is the graphite. Much beyond that, and you're likely getting fed a load of garbage written out in technical enough terms that the average consumer just gets confused and assumes that it must be good because they don't really understand it.
You shouldn't look at a racquet because of new technologies. Ignore those. You should look at a racquet solely for how it plays. Heck, you could try out every brand new frame made today, and then try a wooden frame from 50's. If you like the wooden frame best out of all of them, then use it. (Okay, extreme example, but you get the picture).
I kinda have this theory about new technologies, especially when they deal with the material composition of the frame. Pretty much, they're all bogus. The company could probably achieve the same specs and feel by slightly adjusting the layout of the graphite in the frame. Frames aren't solid graphite: they are made with sheets of the stuff. Each frame is made with a different amount of graphite, and they put in extra layers at specific places in order to set the weight, balance, and feel how they want it.
But they aren't going to get much attention if they advertise 'now with slightly redistributed weight for enhanced feel'. So they add small amounts of some 'revolutionary' material to the mix, and then claim that that is the reason for the changed feel, and they make up some fancy description of what it supposedly does.
There are a few legit technologies out there, most of which have been around for a long time now. Changing the shape of the head slightly will change the feel (Yonex's Isometric head shape). Adding extra concentrated areas of weight around the hoop will change stability (Wilson PWS and Prince Triple Threat Weighting). I'll even give some credit to frame shape changes meant for a more aerodynamic frame (Babolat's Aero- beam shape). I give Princes O3 technology some credit in that regard, but not much more. They make many more claims based off that technology (and all it's derivatives) that probably are bogus, but the O3's and speedports do seem to swing really easily.
Back to my original point: When looking for a new racquet, you should look at the racquet without being blinded by all the shiny technologies. And same goes for brands. You shouldn't limit the scope of your search to just a couple brands. You're cutting out a lot of potentially good frames that way. You should look for a racquet solely on a frame-by-frame basis.
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