Posts Tagged ‘category’
Dell U2410 UltraSharp – A Dell Monitor For Photographers
September 21st, 2009
Dell announced a new 24″ IPS Monitor that covers 100% of sRBG color space (or 96% of Adobe Color Space). Plus, every unit is shipped pre-tuned in the factory and spots a “color calibration factory report”. What that means is that every unit of Dell U2410 that is shipped is color accurate out of the box.
Other color related features include:
* Superior greyscale tracking
* 110% (NTSC) Color Gamut
* 1.07 billion color depth from 12 bit internal processing
* 6 Axis Color Controls (RGBCMY)
The Dell U2410 UltraSharp replaces the Legendary Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP that was highly regarded by consumers who wanted color accuracy.
Hover External Enclosure from HornetTek
May 11th, 2009
As you may know most external drive enclosures do pretty much the same thing. They allow a simple method of adding additional external storage to your system and allow you to take this on the go if needed. In my opinion, the differences between these units fall under three main categories.
1. Quality. Is the unit built cheaply or is it designed to last? Does the unit keep the drive from baking itself? (Heat is the enemy you know)
2. Ease of use. Is the unit designed in such a way to allow easy installation and removal of the drive(s) you have?
3. Features. Does the unit allow for multiple connectivity options? Will it do your taxes for you? (well maybe not the last part)
