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Having multiple displays is something very common in this remote work era. According to a John Peddie Research study from 2017, people that work with various displays are 42% more productive. This trend only continues to rise, and that’s why you can see in many videos or setups for incremental productivity using multiple displays.Multi-display lets you divide your tasks to work while keeping in touch in a Zoom call and even having a chrome tab running video. That’s not all; even for gaming and h

120Hz Gaming, DisplayPort to HDMI, 8K AdapterGamers finally have a way to connect to an HDMI Ultra HD display with High Dynamic Range from a DisplayPort-supported computer. Thanks to the UPTab DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 4K/120Hz HDR Active Adapter, more PC gamers will be able to take advantage of higher resolutions and frame rates while using a DisplayPort connection. This active adapter was designed for serious gaming and other computer applications that can benefit from up to 8K vid

The Next Big Thing: Home as the New HeadquartersCovid-19 has changed the way Americans work forever. In little less than a year, the amount of people working remotely has increased by over 50%. The sudden change in the work environment has yielded shocking results. Studies have shown that remote work has increased workplace productivity by 6%. These results have made companies accept the idea of remote-work post-covid-19, opening the doors to a world where the traditional office-workplace could

Apple is one of the most famous brands in the market. Apple products like the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook are quite famous for their features. One thing that the MacBooks lacked until recently is a good graphics card. The famous Apple Macbooks used to come with traditional Intel HD graphics. This all changed with M1. The new Appl M1 laptop is one of the best products ever released by the company. The reason M1 became the most popular in a relatively short term is because of its advanced featu

. The new specifications for HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cables were settled back in November 2017. However, mass-market television hardware is yet to adopt these new standards. However, the day these standards trickle down to the mass-market level will be a major step in the AV industry and for the home viewers who want the best for their home broadcasts, films, Tv series, and gaming consoles. The introduction of the first High-Definition Multimedia Interface was