Hardware Review

LaCie Mobile Drive Secure Review The $99 LaCie Mobile Drive Secure (2 TB) is not intended to be part of a disk array that serves up data continuously throughout a day. It's meant to be a backup or a way to move large files securely between machines. Video editors know that sometimes the cloud isn't fast enough and that some clients don't trust it. Big assets often still … [Read more...] about LaCie Mobile Drive Secure Review: A Beautiful Way to Backup Your Data

Wacom One 13 Touch Review Many devices ship with a stylus or offer one as an auxiliary piece of hardware. In many situations, from sketching to commenting on a PDF, pens make drawing, editing and annotating much easier than a keyboard and a mouse. But not all computers include a pen, pencil or stylus. Higher-end devices used for video editing and massive graphics often … [Read more...] about Wacom One 13 Touch Review: A Digitizing Tablet That Aims to Make Display-Based Digital Drawing More Accessible

Paleblue Batteries: USB-C Review We reviewed Paleblue batteries a couple of years ago when they were a Kickstarter campaign. Not much has changed in the basic battery, but the company has updated the charging technology from micro-USB to USB-C, making the advanced rechargeable batteries feel even more modern. It also solves one of my annoyances, which was trying to figure … [Read more...] about Paleblue Batteries: USB-C Edition. Faster, Lighter, Longer.

Lenovo X1 Nano Gen 3 Review The Lenovo X1 Nano Gen 3 is the latest addition to the ThinkPad X1 series, and it is the lightest and thinnest laptop in the lineup. It was also one of the first laptops to feature the 13th-generation Intel P Series Core processors, which offer a balance of performance and efficiency. The X1 Nano Gen 3 is designed for business users who value … [Read more...] about Lenovo X1 Nano Gen 3 Review: A Pricy but Ideal Travel Companion