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Charge Devices with the DeWalt DCB094K USB-C Charger
Let’s face it: the price of high-capacity battery banks can be prohibitive, remembering to keep them charged can…
MScreen Mini, An 8.8 Inch Ultrawide Display
This Kickstarter project promised a high-definition 32:9 display that would help multitasking in both office and gaming environments. What was delivered was little more than a gimmick.
DomyFan L1 12.3” Portable Monitor and Touchscreen
Introduction Kickstarter saw a number of portable displays in different sizes in 2022. While not every project on…
ASRock Challenger ITX Intel Arc A380 Graphics Card
A brand-new discrete GPU design in a compact form factor is literally a game changer.
Mokin M.2 NVMe to USB Adapter with Western Digital 250GB WD Blue SN550 Drive under Linux
NVMe offers many performance gains over SATA drives, yet most USB drives still use SATA. We take a look at connecting an NVMe drive via USB in Linux.
The Best USB Bluetooth Dongle for Linux
After spending years looking for a frustration-free Bluetooth adapter for my desktop/workstation, the EVEO USB Bluetooth dongle is simplifying my life and removing some daily frustrations.
Vivo Aluminum Mount V100H
Introduction I first started mounting my monitors on stands about ten years ago, and I haven’t looked back…
Linux at 1440p with the Gigabyte M34WQ Ultrawide Monitor
Sometimes there simply isn’t enough screen real estate to multitask efficiently. There are tools out there to organize…
VIA VE-900 Mini-ITX Mainboard Review
Ten years have passed since Via announced the Mini-ITX form factor, and I've been a fan of the compact motherboard platform since. To mark the 10 year anniversary, Via announced their latest product based on the Mini-ITX standard, the VE-900. Sold for only an affordable $89 USD, it promises to deliver a high-performance multimedia experience in a small package.
CEntrance MicPort Pro
Face it, PCI- and PCI-Express-based soundcards don't always cut it for professional-quality recording. Despite offering digital, optical, line-ins, and microphrone inputs, soundcards simply can't accommodate every piece of high-end audio equipment. Many companies have solved this issue by building external break-out boxes with a variety of additional inputs and outputs, but these boxes lack mobility. Where are the break-out boxes for laptop recording studios?