Category Archives: Hardware

Best HDMI Extenders for Mac

An HDMI extender usually consists of a single or couple of devices that are powered with a 5V DC from an HDMI source such as a Mac or an external power source. Although transmission via HDMI cable is limited, an extender can surpass this using fiber optic technology.

This device usually has a receiver and the sender that are connected through HDMI cables to the display and source. At the same time, this device can send signals to far away distances utilizing a receiver and transmitter. There are several HDMI extenders available today for the Mac. read more

Where to Buy Ink for Printer?

In this post, I look at the best places to buy ink for a printer. Printer ink can be expensive and I know plenty of people who spend hundreds of dollars each month on their ink. If you do a lot of printing, you could be wasting a lot of money. Deciding where you buy the ink can make a big difference in price and even quality. I want to share a few of the tips I personally use when buying ink to save myself a lot of money.

Buy Printer Ink Online

I personally buy printer ink cartridges online and I have been doing this for years. I find that online prices for ink are so much better than the brick and mortar stores around me. To go along with the prices always being cheaper, I can almost always find some type of coupon or deal to save me even more money. I find that the quality of this ink is also top-notch. I have never had any trouble with 123inkjets.com, Inkgrabber.com, or 4inkjets! and I would recommend any of them when you go to buy ink for your printer. read more

AMD 965 Black Edition Overclocking Guide

A few years back, I decided to build myself a gaming computer. I had a budget of around $1000 for this build and at the time, the AMD 965 black edition was a great processor for the price. This processor has 4 cores that all run at 3.4 GHz. I really wanted an SSD for this particular build, so buying one of these a few years ago took up a good amount of the budget. I also couldn’t buy a huge one since they were so costly, so I had to add a large SATA drive as well to the build. Nowadays, these are a little bit more reasonable, but still expensive. Even to this day, this gaming rig can still run the latest games. In the past year, I have played Battlefield 3, COD:Black Ops 2, Counter-Strike:GO, Starcraft 2, and a few others. read more

10 Best Customized Computers

Building a computer is supposed to be easy; or so I’ve heard. Many computer geeks are opting to build their own computers now due to the inflated cost of buying a computer pre-built. Not only is it cheaper to build this way, but it’s also leading to some highly creative contraptions. These Franken-computers are some of the most intriguing designs out there. Think you could create something similar?

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My personal favorite style of customized computer are those with clear cases, when embellished with LEDs and futuristic lighting the computers become a whole new device; they are like something plucked out of your favorite sci-fi game, likely hence why they tend to be favored by gamers. read more

The Latest Updates from the Leading VoIP Providers

As we soldier onward into the 21st century, the convergence of telecommunications online and off continues unabated. One notable shining light is VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol. Allowing for voice calls on any broadband Internet connection, VoIP can replace home land lines, enable conference calls, support corporate PBX systems and allow users on the go to make free calls using available Wi-Fi. Major VoIP service providers are improving their capabilities all the time. Here’s a quick look at what’s new with three of the top VoIP programs. read more