In the 90’s, you wouldn’t have a computer without having a mouse pad. Back then, most mice used a trackball-style system to quantify movement into digital signals. This required a surface with a specific texture in order to function correctly, so a mousepad bridged the gap between the style of modern desks and the technical …
At NerdTechy, we’ve had the opportunity to try out a whole lot of technology, both low end and high end. But there is one luxury we’ve been fortunate enough to have access to, that we just couldn’t’ live without. If you spend a lot of time on the computer, dual monitors are one of the …
As LCD technology became commonplace, the line between “monitor” and “television” began to blur. Today, the line sits primarily on the size, and whether or not there is a tuner in place. For many applications, this makes sense. Nobody wants to come to work and edit spreadsheets on a 60” 4K television. Having your entire …
If you’re looking for external storage, you’ve got a couple choices to make. You can go for a USB flash drive. They tend to be very inexpensive, reliable, and are compatible with almost every computer made in the last 20 years. However, they are also fairly low capacity and don’t tend to be particularly fast. …
Epson has always been known as a high end brand. Many of their printers are used in professional photo labs, and serious photographers know that their specialty inks are the best way to get a true-to-life print. Despite the prestige that the brand carries, Epson still has quite a few entry level products on the …