1990S Internet Browsers

The webcam was easy to install and to set up. It works very well with Skype, Zoom and Windows browsers.

I have been buying print file since the 1990s and it still doesn't disapoint. Love the product.

I'm a two time Surface Pro user, and have always loved the design. My last Surface Pro 5 was good, but it was running out of bandwidth for my needs (Office, Home Cameras, Zoom, Slack, multiple browsers open at once, and streaming tv). I also have two 34 samsung monitors, so the there is a lot of demand on the video for running all these applications. I decided to upgrade, and I originally purchased a Surface Pro X, which was a beautiful tablet. I got nearly every application I needed to work with Emulator, but the performance was shaky at best. I exchanged it for the Surface Pro 7 (16 GB RAM, 512 GB HD). Long story short, this thing BLAZES!! I'm usually running the cameras, office, browsers, Slack and Zoom all at the same time. No problems or performance lags with this one. One word of caution is the fan will kick on pretty high at times depending on how much strain you put on it (gets very hot unlike the Surface Pro X, but that's the cost you pay for performance). If you are looking for a machine that is sleek and powerful, this is the one for you. Thank you B&H for working with me on the exchange - absolutely incredible customer service (made it easy, which is the name of the game).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my monitor as a primary monitor for gaming and scrolling thru browsers as is very smooth with its 165hz panel and 1ms response time, and the smoothness compare to a 60hz monitor or even a 120hz monitor is very noticeable and satisfying to look at, 165hz is the sweetspot in gaming for me.

This is my go to device for all things audio, having my music separate from games and browsers makes it super easy to adjust on the fly both on and off stream! Can't go back to the default windows mixer

I haven't used rechargeables since the 1990s when they were not good! So glad I found these and the better more reliable modern technology!

I purchased this backpack to replace an old 1990s Lowepro camera backpack. I've used it a few times so far to carry equipment for several hours on photography adventures. I easily carry a full-frame SLR, a mid-range zoom, two primes, light jacket, laptop, large tablet and miscellaneous accessories. I attach a lightweight tripod to the back and a water bottle on the side. All of these items fill the pack. So far, it serves me well, and I have no complaints. It matches what I expected based on the Lowepro videos. The materials are top-notch. It looks good. The organizing panels are very versatile and sturdy. It carries my stuff safely.

I have been using Trijicon ACOGs since the early 1990s and have never been disappointed. I use a quick release and the zero never changes. This one has fiber optics and tritium for illumination so it easy to center and shoot.

I have been using Garmin GPS units for many years since the 1990s, and and wanted to get into a newer on. I chose this Drive 52 at a discounted price and it works well. I like a number of newer options it provides a,d for a GTM 36 cable to provide traffic info for when I am traveling in areas covered. Older units I have had used separate rechargable batteries which was nice, but this one the battery is built in, but when disconnected from the power source the battery doesn't hold a charge very long. Other then that it's a good unit.

This enclosure looks like it's from the 1990s. It's heavy, it's metal, it has a fan AND it has a built-in power supply. It has a power cord, but NO BRICK! There is a second USB-C port to daisy chain more devices. I have an 8TB Iron Wolf Pro installed and the Tech Tool Pro software is measuring write speed at 345 MB/s, read speed at 278 MB/s. I have not installed an SSD yet, but you can install a 2.5 SSD or HDD in this box. I am very happy with this enclosure at this point. I may have to get another one if this one starts to get lonely.