Miriel Parmar

The Oculus Quest Pro is the new kid on the block for VR headsets, and it has the reputation of a well-known VR company backing it. This company is called Meta, but it was previously known as the social media giant, Facebook. As you might have already guessed, the Oculus Quest Pro and the Meta […]

The Oculus Quest Pro and the Quest 2 are the two-star VR headsets released by Meta, a strong contender in the VR space and the company at the forefront of the charge toward the metaverse. As a brand-new VR headset, the Quest Pro is already surrounded by hype. But is it actually worth the purchase? […]

The Quest Pro and the Sony PlayStation VR are two great VR headsets in two very different segments of the VR market. Still, you might find yourself wondering how the novel Quest Pro measures up to Sony’s older headset model. You usually want a fun, immersive, comfortable, and comprehensive experience from virtual reality, especially given […]

Key Points Market research companies gather data about customers, competitors, distributors, and other factors in the marketplace as a whole and thoroughly analyze it. Nielsen takes the crown as the largest market research company. In 2019 alone, the company made 6.5 billion USD in revenue across its two business units: Nielsen Global Media and Nielsen […]

You might have heard terms like DVI single-link and dual-link being tossed around in the context of display cables. Although they’re often contrasted, the two links are actually more similar than you might expect. Let’s start from the beginning. DVI stands for digital visual interface, and it’s a kind of display cable. It was designed […]

Key Facts Epson printers provide you with a wide range of options while enabling you to save on printer and ink-related expenses. Sawgrass sublimation printers are the main competition of Epson sublimation printers. The SureColor F170 and F570 have been especially designed for sublimation printing and are easy to set up. Epson sublimation printers are […]

Key Facts Sawgrass sublimation printers have an automatic cleaning routine which prevents several quality issues. These devices come with a user-friendly interface and prints of excellent quality. The SG500 is especially popular among hobbyists and small businesses. Sawgrass sublimation printers are a top pick for printing on fabric and other objects. It makes sense–-after all, […]

Backlight bleed and IPS glow are two common monitor issues that can impact your viewing experience. Although they have fundamentally different solutions and causes, they do look extremely similar. It can be helpful to identify which condition you’re dealing with so you can decide how to proceed. IPS glow is usually mild and is rarely […]

Nano IPS vs. IPS Displays: 5 Must-Know Facts Nano IPS and IPS displays are both LG technologies, with Nano IPS being a new concept released in 2019. IPS displays are a kind of LCD panel technology, alongside VA and TN panels. Nano IPS builds off of typical IPS technology and only changes the backlight. Nano […]

Key Points The purpose of NanoCell is to filter out unwanted wavelengths of light, and the result is better color depth and richness. UHD is a screen format. It is a standard for resolution and aspect ratio. NanoCell televisions are all UHD since they use a 4k resolution. If budget is a primary concern a […]

FHD and UHD are acronyms referring to the screen format, resolution, and subsequent quality of any display. You might see them used in contexts from computer monitors to laptop screens to televisions, but they always keep the same definitions. Full high definition (FHD) is just a fancier way of saying 1080p resolution. Simply put, resolution […]

FHD vs. IPS Monitors: 5 Must-Know Facts FHD is synonymous with 1080p resolution. IPS is a type of LCD (liquid crystal display) with flexible viewing angles and beautiful color reproduction. FHD is a screen format, while IPS is a screen panel technology. IPS isn’t strictly worse or better than TN displays or VA displays, but […]

Ubuntu and macOS have a long history of being two of the most revolutionary and popular operating systems, and they continue to be relevant today. They were first released in 2004 and 1999, respectively. Ever since their initial introduction, professionals (especially programmers and other IT professionals) have debated which is the ideal system. First things […]

Flash Memory vs RAM: 5 Must-Know Facts Flash memory is non-volatile memory, which means it can store information without being constantly powered. The two most common kinds of RAM, DRAM, and SRAM, are both volatile memory types that need constant power to hold information. Flash drives are named after flash memory technology. RAM stands for […]

Key Points: The HDMI on the Hiearcool Hub can handle up to 4K, the USB ports up to 5Gbps, and the SD card reader up to 104Mbps. The UGREEN looks slightly different design-wise, with ports only along one side of the hub and SD/TF slots at the end. It’s also smaller, sporting dimensions of 4.5 […]

FPS vs. Refresh Rate: 6 Must-Know Facts Having a GPU more powerful than your monitor can handle is pointless and, at worst, could cause issues like screen tearing. FPS and Hertz are ‘equal’ measurements, even though they measure different things (e.g., a GPU that can run 60 FPS will work with a 60 Hz monitor). […]

Nvidia RTX 2070S vs 3070: 5 Must-Know Facts The is from the 30 series, all of which have better ray tracing capabilities than 20 series graphics cards. Both graphics cards can run ray tracing and have somewhat similar performance, with identical memory bandwidth and nearly-identical prices. Although outclassed at base clock speeds, the catches up […]

PCI vs. USB Wi-Fi: 6 Must-Know Facts Using a USB 3.0 port, most of your internet needs can be fulfilled with a USB Wi-Fi adapter. PCI-e Wi-Fi cards will have better speeds than USB Wi-Fi adapters in most contexts. USB Wi-Fi adapters can be used on any computer with USB slots, including laptops. PCI-e Wi-Fi […]

Key Points The Quest Pro VR headset is Meta Platform’s next release following Quest 2. Color passthrough technology which permits interaction with in game objects is one of the headset’s most anticipated features. In addition to being suitable for gaming, the headset will also be suitable for work based activities. Meta Platforms (formerly Oculus, purchased […]

Key Points: The How I Built This podcast masterfully shows all the ins and outs of taking your idea and turning it into a successful business, as well as exposing the grittier side of entrepreneurship. Startups for the Rest of Us captures the energy, struggles, and wisdom that the majority of entrepreneurs–bootstrappers–have in an easy-to-consume […]

MATE vs. Xfce: 6 Must-Know Facts MATE is a fork based on Gnome 2, so the interface is strikingly similar. Xfce is slightly leaner than MATE with regards to CPU and memory usage. Although Xfce has a long history, it has very inconsistent upgrades with major updates only coming once every 1 to 4 years. […]

Key Points: The Raspberry Pi Pico’s stronger processor means it has higher power consumption than the Arduino. Both the Raspberry Pi Pico and the Arduino Uno have variations with WiFi. The Raspberry Pi Pico uses mostly MicroPython but can use C/C++. The Arduino Uno uses mostly C++, but you can program it through Arduino’s IDE. […]

Key Points: Whether or not you realize it, you probably already have one or more subscriptions that you’ve been using for years. In general, subscriptions are really convenient because they provide recurring services to save you the headache and trouble of remembering to purchase items, products, and services. Subscriptions come in all shapes in forms […]

DVI vs. Displayport: 5 Key Points and Must-Know Facts In almost every regard, Displayport is a direct upgrade to DVI. No Displayport can communicate using analog. DVI can be a match for Displayport in gaming applications if you’re using 1080p 144hz monitors. DVI was invented in 1999, before even HDMI. It may become obsolete within […]