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by Steven Esposito · Posted
ASUS is happy to announce its new 32” ProArt 6K Monitor, giving designers and artists of all types intense and highly detailed resolution with vivid color accuracy across multiple color ranges.
ASUS ProArt Display PA32QCV 31.5" 6K HDR
by Mos Khan · Posted
With summer almost over and the first semester of school starting, it's high time to shop for your back to school supplies if you haven't already. In addition to the standard fare of pens and paper, we'd like to recommend some of our favorite tablets. These devices are some of the most highly reviewed tablets available and many are what we would consider among the best tablets for students heading back to school.
Budget-Friendly: Apple 11" iPad Air A16
Getting your hands on a quality tablet doesn't have to be costly. Take the
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Angelbird is happy to announce the new Performance CFexpress 2.0 Type B Card Reader designed for the creator on the move. Designed to assist with moving files quickly and efficiently, the card reader uses USB4 technology to transfer your data with speeds reaching up to 40 Gb/s!
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Questions about capture cards and whether you need one for your video podcast? You’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll be taking a look at capture cards, what their benefits are, and whether you need one for your production.
A capture card is a unique device that transmits the image from your recording to your PC. Not every capture card is treated equally and there is no one size that fits all scenarios. There are a few
by Rebecca Melville · Posted
While much of today’s coursework is online, it never hurts to have a good printer. Whether this is for your final term paper, notes for a group study session, or handouts to get everyone on the same page, so to speak, you will need a good printer to get it done. Photography students can also benefit from a specialized printer to have complete control over their final images. Here are a few options that would make a great choice for a dorm room or apartment.
The Workhorse: Brother HL-L2460DW
If all you need is a simple printer to get your
by Rebecca Melville · Posted
If you have found yourself moving, downsizing, or going away to school, you might be dealt a desk area that is drastically smaller than that to which you are accustomed. If this is you, or will be you sometime soon, a small workspace is no reason to panic. With some intention and a bit of finessing, you can cultivate a sleek and functional small desk setup without compromising on quality. I am going to share some helpful pointers with supplementary products to consider while you transition into a new, smaller workspace.
Lose the Monitor Base
by Nwakego Nwasike · Posted
From obnoxious car horns interrupting your tranquil yoga session to the loud coworkers distracting you from meeting that important deadline at work, it’s certainly a noisy world out there. Enter noise-canceling headphones, a quick-fix to unwanted noise that’ll save you a down deposit on a cabin in the woods, as well as your sanity. Once a novel feature, noise-
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Expand your screen real estate with the latest ASUS ProArt portable display, giving you high-quality resolution, color accuracy, multiple connectivity options, and more. Now available at B&H, the PA16USV ProArt is a praiseworthy portable peripheral that’s perfect for professional creators on the go.
by Steven Esposito · Posted
I love BenQ monitors. Over the last several years, I have been buying their brand of gaming monitors because they are long lasting, have great build quality, and match the performance and function that I need. But those are gaming monitors—what about displays for designers and professional users? Well, you’ll be glad to know that BenQ continues to uphold their outstanding quality with the PD3226G.
Sleek and Professional
by Rebecca Melville · Posted
Fall is nearly upon us, which means many recent high school grads will soon be heading off to college. To help incoming freshmen thrive during their first year on campus, we’ve put together a list of useful computer tech we think will benefit them in and outside of the classroom.
Essential: Laptop
A good, reliable laptop is arguably the most important piece of computer gear a student can bring with them to college. Regardless of their field of study, students need a laptop that offers solid battery life and enough processing power to tackle
by Jill Waterman · Posted
Working on your laptop for long periods of time can be uncomfortable. If you’re not craning your neck to view the smaller screen, you might be scrunched up on your couch with your knees propped to support your laptop, both of which will cause undue strain on your body in the long run. This is where supportive accessories like stands and risers come in handy. Whether you are using a laptop, a notebook, or a tablet, there are great options to make working more comfortable, and we are going to highlight a few.
Single-Height Laptop Stands
Single-
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Finding the right computer for editing your podcast can be confusing, especially when you consider how many models and platforms are out there. Luckily for you, today we will go over a list of a few of the best computers for podcast editing.
It is important to note that when it comes to podcast editing, you don’t need a whole lot. Most computers these days tend to handle audio software quite easily. Despite that, there are still a recommended
by Steven Esposito · Posted
OWC is happy to announce its latest dock and RAID storage devices, both designed for computers that support the full, powerful bandwidth of Thunderbolt 5 technology. Giving you up to 80 Gb/s data transfer speeds, Thunderbolt 5 technology delivers exceptional performance and OWC’s latest devices are determined to leverage its full capabilities. Streamlining your workload and expanding your connectivity options, OWC is here to expand your capabilities for a job well done.
Thunderbolt 5 Dock
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by Steven Esposito · Posted
Editing an audio podcast doesn’t require much, especially when you are searching for a display. After all, it’s just audio that is being blasted into the eardrums of your listeners. But a video podcast is a whole other
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Windows 10 is headed to the digital great beyond. What date is the end of support? What will happen to your PC? Should you get a new one? How will you upgrade it to Windows 11? Sidney answers these questions and more!
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Windows 10 End of Support
1:31 - Windows 11 vs. 10
2:01 - Hardware Compatibility (TPM 2.0)
3:31 - Backing Up Your Data
4:17 - How to Upgrade to Windows 11
5:18 - How to Buy a New PC