Peripherals

You’ve seen our previous reviews on Loupedeck products, so you know they make some fantastic time-saving devices and software for video editing and streaming.  They’ve recently announced a brand new entry into their Loupedeck line, the Loupedeck Live S.  This device is taking the best of the Loupedeck

The Elgato HD60 X capture card is now available for an MSRP of $199.99 and is able to capture crystal clear video in 4K or livestream to Twitch and YouTube in Full HD. You can check out the launch trailer above and read below for more details: FREMONT, Calif.

When I was a kid, my mother popped in a VHS of a live concert. Random ticking noises and then some woman screaming opened my mind to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. The darkness of the stage slowly danced across the black field of the audience. The

We’ve covered gaming related workouts in the past, with several great opportunities to get in shape with VR, plank boards, and more. Well, the team at Aviron understand that getting your cardio fix is often a tedious experiment in flagging interest, and they are looking to do something about

My wife bought me a wonderful piece of furniture as a celebration of my first executive management position. This desk once belonged to a local judge over 100 years ago. Needless to say, it doesn’t have cable routing of any kind. I purchased a heavy weighted boom arm for

Getting a stable shot can be the difference between a gorgeous picture worthy of framing and a streaky mess. Doing it while in motion can be even more difficult, especially if you are like me and can somehow double-expose digital video. I’m kidding, of course, but I am precisely

Monster is well known for their cables in the home theater space, but that’s far from the only area where they play. Fresh off of their excellent showing at CES 2022, we’ve gotten our hands on two of their newest products — the Vertex and Vertex XL. These newest

Were you one of the lucky ones this holiday season? Did you manage to snap up a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, or maybe even build a brand new PC with a 3000-series video card? Now imagine how upset you’d be if you had to replace any of those