Computer In Shop

I have a 4th Gen i5 unit that's a kind of a, "Shop," computer, used to look up machine shop specs & plans, order parts & tooling, keep track of customer data, job status, etc. It's nice to have the machine in the shop, rather than have to run into the office every time; I waste a lot of time if I have to run back & forth. The SSD has made the, "Shop," computer quite a lot faster.

One set on my computer. One set at my Shop hooked up to my Echo Dot.

GREAT, complete silent, powerful computer. And who made this procurement possible? B&H. One stop shop...a few mouse clicks, and very soon I have a screamingly great music editing system. So easy...thank you B&H for making this an effortless transaction.

Another excellent experience with crucial.com. My go to shop for all things related to computer memory.

I have stacks of VHS videos from the mid-1980s and I wanted to digitize them before the tapes degraded and couldn't be played. I took several to a local shop to have transferred ro DVD and it cost a lot of money -- about $80.00 for two DVDs. The shop owner said that it cost so much because the project tied up his expensive machine and he had to keep on eye them. I researched how to do the transfer myself and I saw good reviews on the Elgato System and hoped It would work for me. I am not a techno geek but can learn new applications (66 year old). I ordered the product and when I got the directions, it looked too easy. I called Elgato to be sureI understood that I simply had to connect my VCR to my computer (MacBook Pro) directly; it did not need to be connected to the TV at all. I downloaded the software and the screen directions are very clear. FYI. The video streaming from the VHS player shows up on the computer screen and can be cropped if necessary. At the end, I open iMovie and then burn DVDs with iDVD. Eventually, I will save to an external drive. I am very pleased with this product and the quality is excellent. I did find that I had the clean the heads on the VCR if the tapes seemed messy. I found several helpful You Tube clips on how to take off the cover of a VCR and clean the heads with alcohol and q-tips.

I lost the power cable to my laser printer during a recent move. I went to the local computer shop to buy a replacement. It was a big mistake. The gauge was too small, and it almost caught on fire during a heavy printing session. I found this cable here. It is much heavier duty and is able to handle this light-dimming laser printer of mine. This time I made the right decision.

I shop at BHP for all my computer needs from Desktops, Surface Pro, Lenovo Flex units. Super prices... Jerry

I looked everyone for one of these cables department stores, computer repair shop, all over the state. thanks to their VERY wide selection of inventory. I was able to get my VR headset and laptop connected and functioning.

I have an old stereo receiver which I use with a computer for tunes in my shop. A lot of noise and static was always being picked up by the cable, and rather than try shielded cables I decided to just utilize the optical output on the computer. Since the receiver didn't have optical capability, I picked up this converter to do the job. It does a great job, now there's no electrical connection to the computer and the noise is 100% gone.

I have 12 over these suppressors In may shop and computer room. They work great and a great job for my computers and all the electronics that I have. will not buy any thing but Tripp-Lite suppressors.