Without sounding like a broken record (if anyone still gets that reference), one undeniable fact is that our data storage needs are on a constant growth pattern, which means hard…
Lost in the various product and service introductions at Apple’s very significant September 9th event was a big and expensive strategy change for Apple – they are no longer a…
Last December at the Pepcom Digital Experience show held in New York, one vendor’s table stood out. Instead of the usual plethora of black boxes, cables, headphones, computers, memory chips,…
As our media needs grow, so does the need for faster hard drives. In this interview with Matthew Bennion and Steve Shattuck of Western Digital we discuss their decision to…
For most of digital photography’s history, there were only two ways to transfer your digital images to your computer. Use a USB or FireWire cable, or use a card reader.…
In part two of this two-part interview we discuss the UDMA specification, memory for digital photography, form factor issues, and more. In this in-depth discussion with David Leong, Chris Selden,…
Computers ship with a multitude of components, most of which are clouded with a fair share of misunderstanding. In this in-depth discussion with David Leong, Chris Selden, and Mark Tekunoff…
Governor Mike Huckabee is best known as for his conservative political life, but he has been a dedicated guitar and bass player since he was 11 years old, and it…
After Back to the Future Part III came out, I always thought that was the end for the movie series. Doc had a family, and Marty had a future; but…
After a long wait, Olympus refreshed its DSLR lineup with the E-5. Unveiled during Photokina 2010 in Germany, the E-5 is Olympus’ flagship prosumer camera and boasts an improved sensor,…