Picking a monitor that has an expanded color space can be tricky. Because not everybody needs to work in the exact same color spaces, not everybody needs to run the same color gamut. Different developers have different needs – and nobody wants to pay for features they don’t actually use. Especially when those features can …
Choosing a business-grade printer is slightly tougher than picking a printer for your home. Apart from general performance capabilities, you also need concern yourself with security issues, throughput, and possibly even the approachability of the machine to multiple users. Thankfully, as you start to fill in those blanks with a better understanding of what you …
When it was first introduced only a few years ago, USB-C didn’t manage to catch the attention of many people. But in recent years, there’s been a dramatic shakeup in the availability of ports on everything from desktop PCs to smartphones. Among the chaos, you’ll find that newer models of computers are rapidly discontinuing the …
Choosing consumer grade printers tends to be a straightforward process. Choosing enterprise equipment is another matter entirely. Because businesses are concerned with different features than the average home user. For instance, while wireless connection problems are more than a minor inconvenience for a home user, they can be a far more severe problem for a …
Cameras that track their environment are only a couple of years old. As far back as 15-years ago, you would’ve had to manually program your own camera to do something as trivial as color-recognition. But over the past couple of years, the need for cameras that can cooperate and communicate with other electronics has skyrocketed …