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The global electric vehicle market is growing tremendously. Analysts expect it to expand by a CAGR of 24.5% between 2022-2028. While this isn’t necessarily bad, it does raise a few pertinent questions. For example, where do you look for the best EV in the market? Which EV brand is superior? Take Tesla vs Lucid Motors, […]

Liquid crystal display (LCD) technology is one of the most widely used screen technologies. It’s instantly recognizable because of its iconic flat-panel display. In fact, within LCD, there are several technologies each with its own strengths and weaknesses when it comes to rendering images and video effectively.  In-plane switching (IPS) is an LCD technology that […]

Key Points: Single-rank RAM is a Dual Inline Memory Module (DIMM) or, more simply, a memory stick with a single set of memory chips to be accessed for read and write memory functions on your computer. You can determine if a memory stick is single-rank or duel by checking the information sticker it carries. Single-rank […]

Ioniq 6 vs. Tesla Model S: 8 Must-Know Facts Ioniq 6 Must-Know Facts: The Ioniq 6 is the newest EV from Hyundai. It has a sedan-style body The 6 has a competitive range and performance when compared to similarly priced EVs. It is set to release sometime in 2023. Model S Must-Know Facts: The Model […]

Key Points Random access memory is only capable of storing memory as long as power is supplied, unified memory on the other hand is capable of storing it in the absence of a power supply. RAM has been developed for around seven decades as opposed to unified memory which was developed during the previous decade. […]

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 […]

Amazon has produced some amazing products over the years, but the Kindle is arguably one of their best. It’s not the only e-reader around anymore, however, which brings us to the Kobo vs. Kindle debate. While both companies have a line of e-readers, we’re going to take a look at two of the more affordable […]

Nvidia GTX 1060-6GB vs 1650: 5 Must-Know Facts Both GPUs can support multiple monitors with built-in DVI, HDMI, and Display-Port connectors. DirectX 12 is supported on both cards for full gaming compatibility The GTX 1060-6GB and GTX 1650 are based on the older DDR5 Vram standard Both GPUs connect via a PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot […]

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 […]

High dynamic range (HDR) can elevate your monitor’s image to a level that makes it a joy to look at. But, not all HDR is created equally. Let’s discover the advantages and disadvantages of HDR and what to look for when picking out an HDR-capable display. HDR vs. Non-HDR: Side By Side Comparison HDR Non-HDR […]

Monitors are one of the hardest peripherals to pick out, in our opinion. That is mainly due to the sheer amount of technical jargon and acronyms slung at you. IPS, LED, LCD, and TN are just some of the panel types out there. This article will look at two of the most common monitor types: […]

There’s no doubt that, without memory, we’d struggle to function in any sort of meaningful or productive way without some serious help. As it happens, the same goes for our computers, smartphones, laptops, tablets, and all sorts of other electronic devices. Without memory, they’d struggle to move at the speeds or perform at the capacity […]

RAM vs. Hard Drive: Full Comparison Think back to the last time your computer ran slowly: do you remember how frustrated you felt waiting for your application to load? If you use your computer heavily, there’s a big chance that its slowness had something to do with its memory. But how do you know which […]

Key Points: The C64 was designed to compete with home video consoles like the Atari 2600 and computers. A built-in RF modulator allowed users to turn any TV set into a computer monitor. Paddles, tape drives, hard drives, daisy wheel printers, and even light pens were available as peripherals for the Commodore 64. The Apple […]

Key Points: Chase Pay and Samsung Pay share one key thing in common: both are mobile payment services that allowed users to make purchases with their smart devices. Samsung Pay can be used on a smartphone, a tablet, and even a Samsung smart watch. Chase now allows cardholders to integrate their cards into various other […]

Alienware and MacBook are two popular types of laptops. One is built for writing papers, editing videos and photos, and everything, while the other is made for gaming. So, it only makes sense to pit them against each other and see which one is right for you. MacBook Pro vs. Alienware, will come out on […]

Key Points MacBook are known for being high performance devices with superior builds. MacBook Air M1 and MacBook Pro M1, both have almost similar specifications except some aspects. Both devices are protected from upgraded, screen quality is superior, keypad and trackpad ae high quality. They differ in cost, battery life, performance and screen size. If […]

Need-To-Know-Facts About These All-Electric Pick-ups Let’s start with Ford: The Lightning is the perfect E-truck for the average person looking for the simple features of a pick-up, like hauling materials, camping gear, tools, or the family pet. The reduction of range to one-third of the normal created by towing will need to be addressed. For […]

Google Chromecast vs Amazon Fire TV Stick: 4 Must-Known Facts The first generation Chromecast was unveiled in the US on July 24, 2013. Alexa integration was introduced with the 2nd generation of the Fire TV stick in 2016. Thefiveewhole5 total generations of the Fire Stick, including 4K versions. Chromecast devices were briefly hacked in 2019 […]

Some people take the quality of their televisions seriously. Others don’t care as long as they can still watch their shows and play video games. Regardless of where you fall, the debate between UHD vs HD rages on. But what does this debate mean, exactly? How stark is the contrast between UHD and HD, and […]

5 Must-Know Facts About Mobile Payment Services Both Samsung Pay and Apple Pay rely on tokenization to perform their contactless payments. This process keeps merchants from ever knowing your real card number. Instead, they receive a virtual account number and password that they then use to authorize your payment. Samsung Pay was recently moved inside […]

Whether buying a video game, streaming a television show, or going out to the movies, you’ve likely seen a series of letters and numbers that made you pause and think: 4K UHD. This is a conglomeration of two separate concepts: UHD and 4K. But what in the world do they mean, and is there even […]

Some of us simply don’t have the room for the sheer number of books we want to read. Most can’t lug around a huge, 750-page novel from place to place. Not to mention, some prefer to read on a digital device as opposed to a physical copy. For all these reasons and more, the invention […]

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. […]