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• Hump Day Hardware: External Hard Drives

  How do you manage the safety of your data? Hard drives run into problems and your data could easily be lost in a hard drive crash. That's why it is so important to keep up-to-date back-ups. One of the best tools I've found for this are external... Posted Dec 03 2008, 01:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware

• Hump Day Hardware: Harman Kardon GLA-55 Loudspeaker System

  Some of the hardware I cover is very practical and represents something that every user of graphics software should have. Today is something that would look great on your desk and provide you with entertainment, but it may not be that practical. As you... Posted Nov 26 2008, 01:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, speakers

• Hump Day Hardware: Label Printers

  We've had a label printer in our office for at least ten years. When we need to print an address label for a package, it is just one click to send it to the label printer. This is a lot faster and looks a lot better than hand addressing the package... Posted Nov 19 2008, 07:53 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, printer, label

• Hump Day Hardware: Pachinko Machines

  Now this might seem like an odd choice for hardware today. You'll have to bear with me as I tell the story that led me to choose this item today. I've been traveling a lot in the last month. I'm currently in my eighth state in the last three... Posted Nov 12 2008, 01:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, pachinko

• Hump Day Hardware: Digital SLRs

  In the past month or so they have been some big releases in the world of digital SLRs. SLR stands for Single Lens Reflex and that means you can interchange lenses on these digital cameras. It also means that these cameras do have a higher price tag than... Posted Nov 05 2008, 01:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, canon, nikon, dslr

• Hump Day Hardware: Webcam

  I was traveling last week and found myself in the need of a new Web cam. My old one just wouldn't play nicely with Vista. Sometimes I could get the video to work, but not always. Plus the driver just didn't support the microphone at all. I did... Posted Oct 29 2008, 08:06 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, webcam

• Hump Day Hardware: MacBook and MacBook Pro

  Regular readers may think I've lost my mind. Why am I talking about machines using an operating system that can't run CorelDRAW? First, these are darned good laptops. It also should be noted that these machines can run CorelDRAW using emulation... Posted Oct 22 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, macbook

• Hump Day Hardware: Brother GT-782

  This is definitely the biggest piece of hardware I've ever covered in my weekly Hump Day Hardware. Not only is it big in size, it is a big development in the world of garment printing. The headline of the press release reads "Brother International... Posted Oct 15 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: garment, hump-day-hardware, printer, brother

• Hump Day Hardware: Computer System

  In my hump day hardware series, I have talked about various components for your computer. Today let's focus on the brains in your computer. We'll go over the choices for your processor and the amount of memory you should have installed. Processor... Posted Oct 08 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: memory, hump-day-hardware, cpu

• Hump Day Hardware: Point and Shoot Digital Camera

  In the beginning, just having any kind of digital camera was a good thing. Nowadays I'm convinced that it is good to have different digital cameras for different situations. Most people now have some kind of a camera as part of their mobile phones... Posted Oct 01 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: hump-day-hardware, canon, powershot

• Hump Day Hardware: Hard Drive Adapter

  Today's hardware will appeal to those of you who enjoy tinkering with your computers or anyone who has ever had to transfer data from a loose hard drive. The Sabrent USB Serial ATA or IDE adapter will allow you to connect most any hard drive to the... Posted Sep 24 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: usb, hump-day-hardware, sata, ide, adapter

• Hump Day Hardware: Mice

  I've talked about two of the major tools for interacting with your computer, graphics tablets and keyboards . Today we're going to talk about mice. Those of you who read the post on tablets will know that I rarely use a mouse. If you have joined... Posted Sep 17 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: tablet, graphics, hump-day-hardware, keyboard, mouse

• Hump Day Hardware: Free Xerox Phaser Printer

  I mentioned this offer over a year ago and I know we have a number of new subscribers so I wanted to tell you about it again. Xerox will send you a free color thermal wax printer! Of course, there are some stipulations. Basically you have to agree to... Posted Sep 10 2008, 09:43 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: free, hump-day-hardware, printer, phaser, xerox

• Hump Day Hardware: Keyboards Revisited

  About a month ago I covered keyboards in my Hump Day Hardware blog posting . One of the keyboards I featured was the Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000 . After writing about it, I got more and more intrigued by the features it offers. My old Microsoft... Posted Sep 10 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: microsoft, hump-day-hardware, keyboard, ergonomic

• Hump Day Hardware: Soldius Univeral Solar Charger

  Today's hardware is a little bit off the normal path, but I'll bet it is something that many of you could use. Do you carry a cell phone, an MP3 player and other gadgets on a regular basis? Are there times when you are unable to plug them in to... Posted Sep 10 2008, 02:00 AM by Graphics Unleashed Filed under: charger, hump-day-hardware, soldius, solar