…x eARC), 2 x USB-A 2.0, Digital audio out It is available now in 43, 55″ and 65″ for $1249/1695/2299. Serif is an unusual style – you can see more of how and where it is in use here. The Frame The 4K Frame introduced in 2017 is the ultimate…
…bandwidth Full-duplex 2-way audio (depends on available bandwidth) Spotlight LED allows for colour night video to about 5m. Can use a Base station if you have one Con: Internal non-removable battery requires you to remove the camera to charge it Image and voice quality is directly related to Wi-Fi bandwidth…
…is part of the GN Group, established over 150 years ago. It is the only company sharing advanced audio tech to create consumer headphones, professional headsets, and hearing aids. The single-minded purpose – to make your life sound better. It is not necessarily a brand you consider against Samsung, Sennheiser,…
The Microsoft Surface Go 3 is the software giant’s latest iteration of the 10.5” Surface Go 2. It is a refresh – slightly faster processor, Wi-Fi 6 and a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) port for upstream charging, audio/video, and data. You buy it because it is one of the…
…a Mid to Bright Vocal sound signature for clear dialogue. The messy character extends to cabled and B.T. headphones. Why messy? The 2019 version had Dolby Audio and sounded superb. The 2020 version lost that due to the US Entities list, and it has a mid-signature (although you can sideload…
…with professional audio and video capture and enterprise data centres racks and KVM switches. From a consumer perspective, you can’t do better. The ATEN USB-C Travel Dock UH3239 is an update to its UH3238 that has a fixed USB-C port on the dock body that could obscure other ports. Although…
…HDMI 2.0 ports (4K@60Hz) It has three USB-A 2.0 5V/1A. We tested with an OWC 1TB External SSD, and it was fine playing all standard video and audio content. Digital Optical Out and Ethernet complete the ports. There is no 3.5mm – use BT headphones instead. Sound The maximum volume…
…pretty smooth. Microsoft will let you know if and when your existing PC is ready. The complete list of unresolved issues is now relatively short. One issue discovered on 15 November was an incompatibility with Intel Smart Sound Technology Audio Controller. It has delayed upgrading those machines (pretty well every…
…or earlier cables are not forwards compatible. More Info HDMI 2.1 eARC simplifies connectivity, provides greater ease of use, supports the most audio formats and highest audio quality (high-bitrate audio formats include DTS Master, DTS:X, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos and more). It ensures full compatibility between audio devices and upcoming…
…usually USB 2.0 or 480Mbps half-duplex (20MBps) and won’t carry more than 10W. An unmarked USB-C to USB-C cable will be 5Gbps, with a maximum of 5V/3A/15W. You need to look for rated cables like the Aussie Zeus-X Pro that supports 20V/5A/100W upstream 10Gbps, ALT DP (video and audio stream)…
…smartphones ALT DP means it supports a downstream audio and video stream typically found on USB-C 3.1 smartphones Power over USB – USB Power Delivery Specification Self-powered devices (using the USB 2.0 host or later) draw from 100-500mA. USB-C devices can draw up to 5V/3A/15W. 1.0 is 5V up to…
…is a lost opportunity. Bluetooth BT 5.2 GPS Dual <4m accuracy NFC Samsung or Google Pay USB-C 2.0 (480Mbps half-duplex) and no ALT DP video/audio out Sensors Combo Accelerometer/Gyro (overly sensitive), Barometer, Fingerprint Sensor, e-Compass, Hall/Light/Proximity sensors I got used to Wi-Fi 6e, VHT160, and 2400Mbps speeds, but this Wi-Fi…