Maisie Marlena

Mar 6, 2024 | history-computer.com | Mike Stover |Rhian Hunt |Maisie Marlena |Deborah Willard

Smart home brands abound now that automating everything is the newest convenience craze. Smart products can do everything from cleaning the floor to evaluating your refrigerator stock, and placing a restocking order, to controlling the lighting and temperature of your home. We can even control entry with smart door locks and garage door openers.

Jan 14, 2024 | history-computer.com | David Beren |Meredith Hart |Esther Rebecca |Maisie Marlena

Among the best televisions available today, LG and Samsung are often the names most frequently discussed. Even though these two brands most people often associate with televisions, it’s Sony BRAVIA OLED that is the dark horse that everyone should look closely at. Between its LED, OLEDs, and QD-OLEDs, Sony’s TV lineup has something for everyone. Most importantly, Sony has always quietly been at the forefront of new and exciting technologies.

Dec 30, 2023 | history-computer.com | Liam Frady |Esther Rebecca |Paul Salmon |Maisie Marlena

USB-C vs. DisplayPort: which one is the best? When it comes to standards for getting video output, users are spoiled for choice. What once was the domain of VGA has been supplanted entirely by the likes of HDMI, USB-C, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt. DisplayPort has gained ground in recent years for being a powerful standard for desktop computers. USB-C is the standard being pushed forward by laptops and manufacturers like Apple. How do these standards stack up against one another?

Aug 25, 2023 | history-computer.com | Zachary Lorance |Timothy Gagnon |Emma Hayes |Maisie Marlena

PCIe vs NVMe: What’s the Difference? FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) What tasks make NVMe better over PCIe? NVMe distinguishes itself in demanding operations, particularly those that require high data throughput. For instance, when working with 4K or 8K video editing, every second counts, and waiting for files to transfer can be excruciating. Similarly, 3D rendering, which is data-intensive, benefits immensely from NVMe’s rapid read/write capabilities.