At long last, Display Link has officially come out with their Mac driver for the Usb External Video Card.
One of the very few drawbacks of owning certain Macs is that it is nearly impossible to add extra monitors. For machines that you can’t open or install new cards in, like the Mac Mini or [...]
We’ve posted several times here on the Sewell Tech Blog about the Top Global Phoebus. This mobile router has been with us for years, allowing hundreds of our customers to access the internet from anywhere and create a mobile internet hotspot. The mobile router allowed you to plug in a PCMCIA card from [...]
I am a strong advocate of cheap, affordable USB extension cables for a number of reasons, all of which I like to believe are well-grounded. Reason number one: the device cables that accompany my purchase of any given piece of technology are rarely, if ever, long enough. Given that USB is my data interface of choice for all my [...]
Featuring 17 full inches of raw, unadulterated, interactive display surface, the Synaps Touch Screen Monitor kicks the world of touch screen displays to a whole new level. Kiss convention goodbye as you deploy this bad boy into environments typically restricted from consumer electronics. Increase your company’s mindshare by implementing this “gee-whiz!” innovation into retail locations, kiosks, convention booths, and beyond.
So why wait? [...]
Perhaps you’ve heard of the new HDMI 1.3 specification. If not, don’t feel too down on yourself. Even though the standard was released June 22, 2006 there haven’t been a whole lot of devices released that uses the new signal until the last 6 months.
Some of the changes include an increase of single-link [...]
This USB to DVI external video card is amazing! This lets you use two monitors at once (at least!) which is very convenient. On one monitor you can have internet explorer to help you find all the information you’ll need to know to write your paper in a Word document which would be up on the other monitor. This makes it [...]
Why would you want to use more than one color of the Cat5e bulk cable?
We don’t have them yet, but shortly we will have multiple colors of the bulk cable to offer. Different colors can especially come in handy when wanting to provide internet to multiple computers in different locations at the office at once. It [...]
Before there was today’s IEEE 1284 or RS-232 and all of those super fancy high-tech data transfer protocols, there was GPIB, or IEEE 488. GPIB has been used for almost 40 years and it is a marvel that for certain applications, GPIB is still alive and well.
Remember those old Commodore computers you grew up with, [...]