HP Omen Transcend 32 Display
I recently had the opportunity to test out and review HP’s Omen Transcend 32 OLED Display. It is a 31.5″ UHD HDR QD-OLED panel, supporting up to 240 frames per… Read more »
Category Archives: Product Reviews
Logitech’s MX Creative Console
Logitech recently released the MX Creative Console, a new interface device targeting Adobe users. I got the opportunity to see it in person at the MAX conference, and have been… Read more »
Lenovo Thinkpad P1 Gen7
I have had the opportunity to review Lenovo’s ThinkPad P1 Gen7 laptop. It is the first Core Ultra system I have used, built with Intel’s new chiplet design architecture. It… Read more »
Editing Stereoscopic VR180 Content
Canon has been creating a number of dual fisheye lens upgrades for their existing line of cameras, and they recently sent me an EOS R7 camera with Dual 3.9mm Fisheye… Read more »
Shooting VR180 Content with the Canon EOS R7
Canon has been creating a number of dual fisheye lens upgrades for their existing line of cameras, specifically their mirrorless cameras, but including the C400 which also has an RF… Read more »
Adobe Video Announcements
Adobe has made a number of software announcements for IBC, primarily focused on Premiere Pro and After Effects. The most visually obvious upcoming change in Premiere Pro is the new… Read more »
Dell Precision 5480 Mobile Workstation
It has been a few years since I have tested and reviewed a laptop. Technology has progressed in the meantime, and systems are dramatically more powerful than they were four… Read more »
The GeForce 4090 is a Monster of a GPU
As the first product coming to market featuring NVidia’s new Ada Lovelace architecture, the GeForce 4090 graphics card has a host of new features to test out. With DLSS3 for… Read more »
Professional Ampere GPUs from NVidia
NVidia has quite a long selection of professional GPUs available based on the Ampere generation chips. While this offers users finer gradations in pricing and performance, it can be more… Read more »
Boxx’s Apexx S3 – Intel’s Alder Lake Maxxed Out
I have spent the last few weeks using Boxx’s newest iteration of their Apexx S3 Workstation, and it is quite impressive. Based on Intel’s “Alder Lake” CPUs, with DDR5, it… Read more »
