Despite the benefits of network attached storage with RAID and QNAP’s recent attempt to bring the technology to the home user, consumers generally still seem to prefer external USB hard drives for additional storage capacity and data backup, due mainly to the convenience, ease, and cost of these devices. For those employing multiple external hard [...]
Posted in Hard Drives, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, Storage, USB 
Tags: backup, hard drive, My Book, storage, USB, WD, Western Digital 
2 Comments »I’ve never been a huge fan of dual desktop display configurations. Placing two 17″ or larger LCD displays side by side with their bezels slicing right through my continuous Windows Desktop space is annoying, distracting, and takes up too much real desktop space. I do like the emerging trend of smaller, USB based auxiliary displays, such as [...]
Posted in Displays, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, USB Tags: display, DoubleSight, LCD, monitor, USB No Comments »Oh, how the USB standard has changed the world. Gone are the days of finicky 9-pin serial port connections requiring proprietary driver installations that never seemed to work correctly. Having thus far truly lived up to its name, the Universal Serial Bus standard has become as ubiquitous as the computer itself thanks to its ease of use, [...]
Posted in Hard Drives, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, Storage, USB Tags: eSATA, Firewire, Freecom, hard drive, storage, USB 2 Comments »As if there weren’t enough products with a lowercase “i” as the first letter of their name, today iTwin debuted its cableless remote USB PC connection solution. Connecting two remote computers via the Internet for the purpose of file sharing typically falls on the shoulders of software, such as the Remote Desktop protocol or the [...]
Posted in Internet, PCs and Laptops, Peripherals, Storage Tags: iTwin, remote desktop, sharing, USB No Comments »
