NEC EA305WMi 30-inch 16:10 IPS Monitor Review
16:10 is an uncommon aspect ratio these days but NEC has introduced an excellent new 30-inch screen – the EA305WMi. It sports a wide gamut [Read More…]
Month: July 2016
How To Choose A Monitor
Introduction Since the dawn of the personal computer, the monitor has been the primary link between machine and user. Though the keyboard and mouse are [Read More…]
NEC PA302W 30-inch 16:10 Professional Monitor Review
For users lamenting the scarcity of 16:10 screens, NEC is supporting the format with its excellent new 30-inch PA302W. This premium display has a gorgeous [Read More…]
Acer Predator XB271HK 27-inch UHD G-Sync Monitor Review
Gamers seeking Ultra HD resolution have few choices but an excellent new G-Sync monitor has just appeared from Acer, the XB271HK sporting a 27-inch AHVA [Read More…]
Best Gaming Monitors
It’s getting harder to buy a gaming monitor without adaptive refresh but if you’re OK with just 144Hz, there are some great deals available. We [Read More…]
Makulu’s LinDoz Is a Clean Home windows-Cinnamon Mixture
If you need a chic distro with the appearance and feel of the Microsoft platform, the MakuluLinux LinDoz edition will feed your nostalgia. MakuluLinux developer [Read More…]
Microsoft Makes It Simpler to mention No to Home windows 10
Microsoft on Tuesday introduced a new Home windows 10 upgrade coverage — weeks after dropping a US$10,000 case in a small claims court docket. The [Read More…]
Fedora 24 Pushes Linux Limitations
Crimson Hat this week announced the discharge of Fedora 24, an open supply Linux working system maintained with the aid of the Fedora Undertaking network. [Read More…]
How Personal Is iOS 10?
Almost lost many of the deluge of latest capabilities in the imminent model of iOS Apple touted closing week become the company’s statement approximately privateness. [Read More…]
Linux Snap Bundle Layout Goes Multi-Distro
Snapcraft — the Linux Package Format Canonical evolved for Ubuntu — now works on more than one Linux distros, together with Arch, Debian, Fedora and [Read More…]