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Go-To Wi-Fi Solution: Deco M5 Whole-Home System
by Stephen Janiszak · Posted 05/02/2017
If you want truly seamless Wi-Fi, then the Deco M5 Whole-Home Wi-Fi System, from TP-Link, is your go-to solution. This home Wi-Fi system consists of three routers, each equipped with dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, four internal antennas, support for the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, and it operates on the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies. Setting up your Deco M5 Wi-Fi system is simple. Unbox these sleek routers and access the Assisted
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Lock Down Your Home Wi-Fi Network
by Cris Silvestri · Posted 05/01/2017
Data breaches and unsecure networks are serious business. When a gigantic corporation like Yahoo or Home Depot can’t prevent unwarranted access to its data, what hope does a private citizen, armed with a router and a cheap spyware program have to protect their valuable information? Last year, data breaches reached an all-time high. According to the Identity Theft Research Center, data breaches were up 40% last year, after a record high in 2015. Hacking, skimming, and phishing attacks are the most common, which can easily morph into identify
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Meade EclipseView White-Light Solar Eclipse Viewing Gear
by Christopher Witt · Posted 04/28/2017
As preparations for the upcoming North American Solar Eclipse gain momentum, Meade Instruments now offers a broad line of white-light solar and eclipse-viewing optics called the EclipseView series. Consisting of a variety of devices, this new batch of products is designed to give users a wide range of options for observing our closest star. The entire EclipseView line features ISO-certified film filters that block 99.999% of the intense light from the sun,
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Astronomy
Telescopes
Optics
Next-Gen Pascal-Based Quadro Workstation Cards Now at B&H
by David Adler · Posted 04/20/2017
New Quadro cards are here at B&H! NVIDIA’s latest microarchitecture, known as “Pascal,” is more efficient than the previous generation “Maxwell,” bringing higher performance per watt, lower temperatures, and the ability to drive larger displays. Workstations that run video-editing software, graphics-rendering operations, or scientific applications can greatly benefit from the processing boost of a dedicated workstation GPU, so here’s a quick rundown of the currently available Pascal models. For entry-level and small form-factor
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GOAL ZERO Solar Panels are Portable Batteries
by Christopher Witt · Posted 04/06/2017
Whether you’re off the grid camping or the grid is down during a storm, GOAL ZERO’s latest line of solar panels and portable power stations help to keep the lights on and your devices charged, by harnessing the power of the sun. The Boulder and Nomad series of solar panels provide a wide range of sizes and outputs to
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Breaking Into 3D Printing with XYZprinting’s da Vinci Lineup
by John-Paul Pale… · Posted 04/03/2017
If you’ve been interested in getting started with 3D printing, but feel the field may be beyond your technical prowess, or if you just want something more compact, fear not, because XYZprinting offers their da Vinci Jr. 1.0 Pro 3D Printer, da Vinci Jr. 2.0 Mix 3D Printer, and
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3D Printers
What is a VPN and Why Do I Want It to Be My Digital Best Friend?
by Alec Kubas-Meyer · Posted 03/29/2017
Back in high school, I was sitting in the computer lab and looked over to see a classmate on a Santa-themed shopping website. I asked him what, exactly, he was doing there, and he waved me over. In a random fill-in box about halfway down the page, he put in a URL that was blocked by the school’s filtering system. Suddenly, the shopping site disappeared, replaced by the blocked page. Thus, I was introduced to the world of proxies. Proxies are services that allow you to bypass filtering systems via misdirection. Rather than going directly to
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The Solar Eclipse: 15 Frequently Asked Questions
by Christopher Witt · Posted 03/29/2017
The scientific community in general, and astronomy in particular, is all abuzz these days as the hype builds for the upcoming North American Eclipse, happening on August 21. Between my position here at B&H and my personal interest in astronomy, I’ve been talking about this event for almost a year to my friends and colleagues, and I’ve found that people have a lot of questions about solar eclipses. Sure, we’ve all heard about solar eclipses, but how many of us have actually done research on them? I’m thinking that the answer is “not many.”
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Astronomy
Solar Eclipse
Solar Filters for Conventional Telescopes
by Christopher Witt · Posted 03/27/2017
If you have an interest in astronomy, chances are that you’ve heard of the upcoming North America Eclipse, in August 2017. And if you have a conventional telescope, you know the problem is these telescopes are all made for nighttime use so, to use them for solar and solar eclipse viewing, you need special filters to protect your instrument and (more importantly) your eyes. Luckily, we here at B&H have you covered, with filters to adapt your telescope for viewing the sun in general, and the solar eclipse, in particular. First Things First
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Astronomy
Dedicated Solar Scope Buying Guide
by Christopher Witt · Posted 03/27/2017
A great deal of mystery and misconception surround the topic of observing the sun and solar eclipses, and while you should absolutely not look directly at the sun without proper protection, we here at B&H have got you covered on how to enjoy viewing the sun and, later this year, the solar eclipse. Read on to see what’s available for you, if you’re interested in investing in a dedicated solar telescope. White Light or Narrow Band? Right out of the gate, you need to decide: White light or Narrow-band (Targeted) viewing? For specifics about
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In the Field: 3D Astronomy Space Walker 3D Binoculars for Star Gazing
by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted 03/27/2017
The 3D Astronomy 8x42 Space Walker 3D Binoculars are changing the way star gazers and astronomers around the world are enjoying the night sky. These binoculars give users an immersive view of the stars and planets above in way that standard astronomical (or all-purpose) binoculars do not. From the Earth, the night sky looks two-dimensional, as if the stars are shining down on us from a distant vast dome ceiling, like you find
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Binoculars
Astronomy
Optics
LG Announces Updated gram Notebooks with 7th-Gen Intel® Processors
by Patrick Chiang · Posted 03/20/2017
Basing its design on the original gram 15, LG has refreshed its “gram” line of notebooks with the release of the gram 13, gram 14, and updated versions of the gram 15. As its name implies, the number behind “gram” denotes screen size: 13, 14, and 15.6". Each sporting the Intel® new 7th-generation Kaby Lake™ processors and DDR4 RAM, the grams are capable of more efficient multitasking and quicker access to your favorite files and programs.
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CPU Processors
AMD Ryzen 7 Eight-Core CPUs Bring the Fight to Intel®
by John-Paul Pale… · Posted 03/17/2017
Released on March 2, AMD’s budget-friendly Ryzen processors have been designed to compete directly with Intel’s 7th-Generation Kaby Lake™ CPUs. They have been created for those who want to engage in multi-core processing that can drive high-performance execution engines, large caches, and powerful multi-threading capabilities. At the base level is the Ryzen 7 1700 Eight-Core AM4 Processor, which provides efficient and powerful processing,
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CPU Processors
A Gamer’s Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
by Patrick Chiang · Posted 03/14/2017
Once you start gaming, you’ll realize there’s a lot of jargon, slang, and acronyms floating around that you may have never heard before. You may wonder, are these actual words? Are they speaking Orcish or some other fantasy nerd language? Instead of widely known and easily digestible phrases like “Idk my bff Jill,” you’ll be tasked with deciphering sayings like “DL addons like HealBot and ElvUI,” “watch out for the AoE,” and “that dude got rekt!” If none of that made sense and you’re already rolling your eyes, then you’re in luck: we have a
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Gaming
Staying Timely: Samsung Notebook 9
by Patrick Chiang · Posted 03/07/2017
Keeping up with the times, Samsung has updated its Notebook 9 series laptops with 7th-generation Intel® Kaby Lake™ processors, for better performance and efficiency. The 15" model now features a 2.7 GHz Intel Core™ i7-7500U dual-core processor and 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM. Alternatively, you can get a more advanced version
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Laptop Computers
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