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Feb 9, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | Tyler Von Harz |Emma Hayes |Dario Lemut |Liam Frady
Gaming has changed its face multiple times within the past several decades. As technology progresses, gamers have to adapt to new tools or get lost in the fray. Of course, vintage gaming will always have a place for diehards, but more often than not, true gamers will update their setup when it’s time for a revamp. These days, TVs and monitors are among the most popular formats for gamers. Most are left wondering which is better for them since both are relatively accessible.
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Jan 20, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Emma Hayes |Mike Stover |Hannah Ward
When you’re looking for your next gaming monitor, the Sceptre name probably isn’t going to be top of mind. Anyone looking at monitors is likely focused on Acer, ASUS, Samsung, and Dell. The thing is, Sceptre is one of those brands that doesn’t have a lot of recognition but absolutely should. Fairly priced with plenty of good features, Sceptre curved gaming monitors should be near the top of everyone’s review list.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Emma Hayes |Carl Field |Denis Muroki
When you’re looking to pick up a laptop for Adobe Creative Cloud, there is a good chance you want something with plenty of power. With Photoshop and Premiere Pro as the backbone of the Creative Cloud, these demanding apps require powerful computers. As Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro are the industry benchmarks for photo and video editing, you have to carefully select your computer of choice.
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Jan 3, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | Liam Frady |Lisa McDonald |Emma Hayes |Paul Salmon
Hub vs. switch: what’s the real difference? When it comes to computer networking, there is a slew of different devices. Now, some do have a bit of overlap, like gateways and modems. However, aside from that you’re looking at entirely different uses and functions for most of these devices. The hub used to be a mainstay of computer networking in the earliest years of the technology. Methodologies and concepts have long since advanced from the need for hubs despite their occasional use.
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Dec 30, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | Roxana Bikfalvi |Emma Hayes |Rebecca Bales |Aaron Buck
The split flap displays, otherwise known as Solari boards, are one of the 20th century’s greatest inventions. This display type revolutionized the static signs used by shops and train stations alike. Basically, a split flap display is an electromechanical panel developed to display information. Its story goes back to the second half of the 1900s when the Italian clockmaking company Solari di Udine partnered with the Italian designer Gino Valle to design the first moving sign.
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Dec 15, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | Drew Baker |Emma Hayes |Jane Wangui |Jasmine Gray
If you’re like me, a holiday gathering can feel overwhelming; I can only follow one conversation at a time. If there was a device that helped me tune out everything else going on so I could listen to who I was talking to, it would be game-changing. Fortunately, the Sennheiser Conversation Clear Plus does that, and they’re on sale for 24% off right now. Let’s take a look at what makes this such an awesome deal.
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Dec 13, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | Carl Field |Denis Muroki |David Beren |Emma Hayes
The Dell XPS line has long been viewed as a fan favorite. It’s essentially a Windows version of the MacBook Air and a device consistently at the top of “best” lists every year. While we’re huge fans, it’s not the right choice for everyone, especially if your budget is tight. With that in mind, we have four alternatives to the Dell XPS you’ll want to consider in the coming year. Before you can look for Dell XPS alternatives, it’s a good idea to understand what the newest model brings to the table.
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Dec 9, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | Liam Frady |Jamie Johnson |Jasmine Gray |Emma Hayes
What are the best security tips for your new SSD? As a former system administrator and cybersecurity specialist, there is nothing more sacred than data. To call it the lifeblood and currency of the digital age is an understatement. Your data is a valuable commodity, and you might be using that new SSD for storing valuable files like banking information and other sensitive documents.
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Dec 5, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Samuel Mbasu |Paul Salmon |Emma Hayes
As someone who has owned a smartwatch for the last few years, I can unequivocally say it’s one of my favorite tech purchases. Not only is it my notification machine, but it’s also my fitness tracker, my to-do list, and my calculator. Between the number of apps available and different use cases, owning a smartwatch has become increasingly popular for all the right reasons. There is no doubt owning a smartwatch has bettered my life and it’s because of this I can’t imagine ever not owning one.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Emma Hayes |Tyler Von Harz |Paul Salmon
As great as smartwatches have become over the past few years, there is one complaint many users have. Unfortunately, the biggest complaint about any smartwatch from Apple or Google is battery life. The hard reality with smartwatches is that when the battery runs out, so do all of their functions. While a traditional watch won’t offer you text notifications, you never worry about being able to tell time.
