Review – Wacom Intuos Pro Tablet
Wacom was founded in 1983, and has held the majority of the market share for digitizers ever since. In fact, most creative professionals are deeply attached to, if not in…
2018
News – EFF Pixel-Recycling Program 2018 to be Implemented Nationwide
In an effort to reduce dramatically an unsightly and ecologically problematic abundance of unused pixels littering our nation’s computer desktops and floating in cyberspace, the EFF Pixel-Recycling Program for 2018…
Review – Drillbrush Power Scrubber System for Your Cordless Electric Drill
Cleaning might not be everyone’s idea of an enjoyable way to spend an evening, but the promise of faster, easier, and more thorough cleaning is a universal goal. Most people…
Review – American Standard Spectra eTouch 4-function Shower Head
Working with technology is not generally thought of as a dirty job, but at the end of a long day plugging away in the data mines, we often find ourselves…
Review – HP ZBook Studio G4 Mobile Workstation Laptop
The recently released HP Studio Z laptop is a screamingly fast, svelte, 15-inch, workstation class laptop built to take a beating. With it’s Nvidia graphics care, Xeon Processor, and Dreamcolor…
CES 2018 Review – Jabra Bluetooth earphones, music hall Turntables, Anker & MyCharge Batteries, Netgear Arlo Home Security and 10 Gigabit Ethernet switches, Ring, Lutron’s Caséta, Surecall Fusion 2Go 2.0, Sony Alpha S7 III, Adobe Lightroom, & Light L16
The ginormous 2018 Consumer Electronics Show held each January is the largest showcase of what you might expect is consumer based electronic gear. The reality is that everything from chip…
Five Observations From CES 2018
It’s a week after the show floors closed, and I believe I’ve started to get a handle on the essence of CES 2018. Here are five observations to get things…
Five Questions At CES 2018
Thanks to the competent folks at Delta, I am safely on the ground in Las Vegas. Right now, I’m in my hotel waiting for the first day (it’s really a…