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LaCie DJI Copilot | A Closer Look Pt. 1 - Who It's For

Posted by Stefan Petit on Mar 05, 2019

Lets take a deeper look into the DJI Copilot BOSS and who can gain the most from its capabilities.

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Tags: Apple, artist, Data Recovery, dji, dji copilot boss, Hard Drive, HardDrive, iMac, iOS, iPad, iphone, LaCie, Mac, MacBook, MacBookPro, MacPro, OSX, overview, review, SD Card, Thunderbolt 3, transfer, USB, USB-C

Wacom Pro Pen Slim Release/Review

Posted by Stefan Petit on Feb 26, 2019

The new Pro Pen Slim is released and available for order at MacHollywood. Here's what makes it special.

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Tags: 13, 16, animation, Art, artist, cintiq pro, Cintiq pro 24, cintiq pro 32, Companion2, concept art, Creative Pen, Digitalart, entertainment design, ergo stand, ergostand, flex arm, graphic design, illustration, MacHollywood, mobilestudio pro, overview, photography, Photoshop, Touch, Wacom

Cintiq Pro 32 Ergo Stand Arrival - Review

Posted by Stefan Petit on Feb 20, 2019

Now that the Ergo Stand for the 32 is out, I’ve seen all Cintiq/Stand combinations. In short, the 32 Stand is high quality and works just as you’d imagine. Perfect.

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Tags: Art, artist, Cintiq, cintiq pro, Cintiq pro 24, cintiq pro 32, concept art, flex arm, overview, review, Wacom

G-Tech G-SPEED Shuttle XL RAID Array overview.

Posted by Stefan Petit on Feb 09, 2019

Previously I went over the many differences within G-Tech's standard G-SPEED Shuttle (4-bay) line up. A perfectly reasonable choice for a RAID Array, but when you need just a little bit more storage all in one place, then the Shuttle XLs are what you want! They are very similar to the 4 Bays but lets go over what makes them different.

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Tags: Apple, Computer, Data Recovery, Hard Drive, HardDrive, iMac, Mac, OSX, Tech, USB-C

G-Tech G-SPEED Shuttle RAID storage overview.

Posted by Stefan Petit on Feb 06, 2019

The different types of hard drives and their practical uses can get a bit confusing. Especially when looking at the collection G-Technology has, the total number of various RAID Arrays might make your head spin.
Mainly, we can break it down by the amount of drives, the total storage, and connection type. Starting with the standard G-Speed Shuttle.

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