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Kingston Nucleum USB-C Hub Review: 7 Ports That Elegantly Transform Port-Starved Devices

What we like Kingston’s beautifully designed Nucleum™ USB-C hub turns a single USB-C port into a workhorse with the following ports: The Kingston Nucleum appears designed primarily as a mobile hub for situations where the computer sits on a desk. It’s 7 ports bring enough features to fit most situations. The 2-year warranty from a.

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CameraReady Deluxe LiteBar Kit review: Great 3-Source Videoconferencing Lighting, A lot of Wires

CameraReady Deluxe LiteBar Kit: 2020 taught us to compromise and to look beyond expectations. It also taught us that we need good lighting for video conferencing. These two concepts come together in the CameraReady Lighting kit that arrived post-CES. These cinema-inspired light bars offer a comprehensive lighting solution for video conferencing and other activities like.

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What is Thought Leadership?

What is thought leadership? Thought leadership content associates an organization or an individual with ideas. Thought leadership strives to establish credibility in a domain with the intent of making the organization or individual more attractive as a supplier, partner, or advisor. Many collaboration companies, for instance, develop thought leadership that looks at the future of.

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What is a thought leader?

What is a thought leader? A thought leader establishes a unique perspective on some aspect of the world. A thought leader shares their perspective, and they bring people along in their learning journey. Thought leaders don’t lock into a perspective and keep repeating the same ideas over and over. Thought leaders recognize local variances, the.

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HP P500 SSD Review: Solid Light and Tiny Storage for Home or The Road

My HP P500 SSD story: During virtual 2021’s virtual CES I met with a company named BIWIN. BIWIN is not a household name, but it is if you are a component buyer in the computer industry. If you own a portable HP branded disk drive chances are good that you own BIWIN designed product. Since.

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Star Trek Power Bank Review: FAMETEK Revs its Battery to 10,000mAh for More Power

The slim Star Trek power bank does exactly what it’s supposed to do: charge stuff. FAMETEK offers versions for TOS and TNG fans. What we like This slim $24.95 power bank from FAMETEK fits snuggly in a back pocket, a purse, a satchel, or some other bag taken on an away mission. It delivers 1.1A.

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Boldly Listen with the Star Trek Enterprise Bluetooth Speaker: FAMETEK Warps TNG’s 1701-D to a desk near you.

Let’s make sure history never forgets… the name…”Enterprise“! Star Trek TNG, “Yesterday’s Enterprise.” FAMETEK provided the Star Trek TNG U.S.S. Enterprise 1701-D Bluetooth Speaker for review. Some images courtesy of FAMETEK. Serious Insights is an Amazon Affiliate. Click on Amazon links may result in a payment to Serious Insights. For more serious insights on hardware click here.

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Rasmus quoted in “How Companies Will Manage Onsite Employees in a Hybrid Work Environment” at BizTech

The big variable that we can’t predict right now is how many people will push back at returning to an office Daniel Rasmus, founder and principal analyst at Serious Insights The number of people vaccinated within an organization, and the type of workplace the organization has, could affect its use of these tools. Rasmus sees more.

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Twelve South Curve SE: Instantly Elevate Notebook Computing to a 10 With This Classy Stand

The $59.99 Twelve South Curve SE delivers a beautifully engineered white stand that elevates MacBooks above a desk, and the stand against all its more complicated competitors.  What we like The Curve SE’s clean design fits into modern decors but doesn’t disrupt more traditional furnishings. The single piece of well-sculpted metal sits at the right.

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The Brilliant 8-Port Kingston Workflow Station Serves Up a Media Port Bonanza for Creatives

For those looking to bring in big files in the field, Kingston created the Kingston Workflow Station and modular readers for supporting input from SD cards and USB sticks. Overall, the concept works well, but as an ecosystem, it lacks a couple of features, like an SSD-sized module. What we like The $129.99 four-bay Kingston.

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