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by Lawrence Neves · Posted 03/04/2014
Larry Becker, from Kelby Media, speaks with the G-Technology crew about new products, specifically the G-Drive Pro with dual Thunderbolt ports and 480 megabyte-per-second transfer speed. Then they move on to the G-Drive Mobile, which has Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 ports, and a transfer speed of 136 megabytes per second. Becker also checks out the whole G-Technology product line, which includes G-Drive, G-Raid, G-Speed, and G-Dock systems.
by Sam Mallery · Posted 12/19/2013
Apple has come a long way since its first modular desktop, the Macintosh II, which was introduced in 1987. The designs underwent radical changes after the return of Steve Jobs in 1997. The first Mac Pro was born in 2006; however, in 2013 Apple introduced a complete redesign. Now available in a unique cylinder form factor, the Mac Pro stands just under 10 inches tall, and just over 6.5 inches in
984 Views· Posted 10/09/2013
With models of various sizes and capacities, the EMC Storcenter series of enclosures and hot-swappable drives offers a range of storage solutions for both individuals and small to medium size business.
by Marc Spiwak · Posted 07/17/2012
I remember, years ago, reading about a 40-inch CRT television set. It had a 4:3 aspect ratio, weighed several hundred pounds, and cost around $100,000. I think it was a Sony. It was completely impractical, but it got me to thinking that some day I wanted to own a TV set with a screen that size. Today I own a 46-inch flat panel, but I saw something this week that got me thinking again. Panasonic just announced its new 152-inch plasma display that should be available early next year.Panasonic’s TH-152UX1 is a 152-inch, 4K x 2K (4096 x 2160)
by Staff Writer · Posted 07/17/2012
You could piece together your own 3D TV system or you could dive right into the third dimension with a Samsung bundle that combines a 3D-capable TV available in various sizes and display technologies, two sets of glasses, a 3D-capable Blu-ray Disc player and perhaps a home theater speaker system, too. You get $350 instant savings, but you need to act by July 10 to enjoy one of these Samsung 3D Starter Kit Specials. Screen sizes vary from 46 to 63 inches. Most of the 3D-capable LCD TVs use energy-efficient LED illumination. If you want the
by Marc Spiwak · Posted 04/29/2012
If you took the last generation iPod nano and sliced it cleanly in half with a laser, you’d wind up with one new iPod nano and one new iPod shuffle… or at least something that resembles them. The new Apple iPod nano is a screen with no click wheel—and the new iPod shuffle has buttons. The
by Marc Spiwak · Posted 04/29/2012
The new iPod shuffle, unlike its previous generation, once again has buttons. It combines the best features of all previous shuffles into this latest gem, and returns a nice touch of functionality by restoring manual controls . The last generation iPod shuffle didn’t have much in the way of controls, making it tricky to operate. The
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 04/29/2012
Projecting a 40- to 300-inch picture from a computer or video source has never been as easy or affordable than with Sony's VPL-EW 3LCD Portable Projector. Producing WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution with 2000 ANSI lumens of brightness and a 1000:1 contrast ratio, the VPL-EW7 is about 200 times brighter than a pico projector. It's like holding a floodlight to a candle. Incredibly, the VPL-EW weighs only 6.1 lb and occupies a square-foot footprint.The
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 04/29/2012
When it comes to framed photos, families are prone to show off printed images under glass sooner than digital versions on LCDs. That could be changing, though, as prices of digital picture frames sink to new lows. Take the versatile DPF-A72N/B Digital Photo Frame from Sony. The 7-inch screen used to be priced at $99.95. Now, with a $45 instant rebate, you pay only $54.95. The offer ends on June 20.More than a self-running
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 04/29/2012
When director Rick Mowat needed a quick and inexpensive solution for staging a play that involved multiple street locations and a hospital room, he turned to New York City photographer Stephen Andrus and a Panasonic projector. The nearly carpentry- and paint-free production of the new drama, Coda (For Freddie Blue) by Fred Crecca, can be seen June 10 - 13 at the Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, 340 W. 47 St.The play, mainly in English, is about a rising
by David Flores · Posted 04/22/2012
If you’re in the market for a disc duplicator, you’ve probably heard about the range of publisher/printer combos from Primera. Did you know that picking up one of these bad boys can score you an Apple iPad? Yup. From now until July 31st, the good people at Primera are giving away a 16GB iPad Wi-Fi with the purchase of select DVD and Blu-ray disc publishers. Read on for the details.From industrial videos to demo reels, automated disc duplicators can save you tons of setup and management time with high volume burning. Whether you’re making 5
by David Flores · Posted 04/22/2012
I hate backing up. I do it, but I hate it. If you’re not running back ups, you’re courting heartache. My cautionary tale: A few years back, my brother and I were editing our first indie feature. Our data got corrupted. Nothing was backed up. We lost 3 months of post-production -- the entire film. Starting from scratch nearly killed us. Don’t let it happen to you.
Data loss is more than an inconvenience
by Chris Gampat · Posted 04/22/2012
These days, MP3 players have become extremely capable devices that can accomplish a variety of tasks. Indeed, this versatility can provide greater convenience to the user. If you're unfamiliar with what you can do with these gadgets, here's a quick rundown to keep in mind. GamingThink you're too grown up for games? We all need to have fun. Whether we're bored in the doctor's waiting room, or on a long train ride, our MP3 player is an excellent platform to fill that gap of time with some quality unproductivity or downtime. Developer support
by Chris Gampat · Posted 04/29/2011
In this edition of Meet B&H, we'll be exploring a section of the Home Entertainment department—the TV Wall. On the showroom floor, B&H has an entire couple of walls covered with televisions for you to compare and contrast. If you have questions, our B&H experts will answer them for you and help you to make an informed decision. Click the Read and Discuss button for a photo tour of this
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 08/25/2010
Pandigital has a pair of products that push the limits of digital photo frames. One is an 8-inch frame with its own e-mail address that receives images via a cellular phone network, bypassing the need for a computer or a Wi-Fi setup.
The other is a wide 32-inch frame, about as large as digital picture frames come. The former is the
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