I finally got around to hooking up my Laserdisc player to the new QKK Mini Projector and gave it a spin earlier today. QKK must have had old collectors like […]
Category: Technology
LaserDisc: A turntable for your television
LaserDiscs have always been my favorite home video format ever since I bought my first LD player, back in the mid-90s. I knew about it back in the 80s, but […]
It’s such a treat to see past tech in movies
I don’t know why, but I really enjoy watching older movies and seeing them use the off-the-shelf computer technology that was available at the time.
QKK is not your average electronics company
Previously, I posted a review of the QKK Mini Video Projector, which I recently purchased from Amazon.ca. This is a brief follow-up to share with you my experience as a […]
Review of the QKK 2020 Mini Video Projector
Since moving out to the homestead, my wife and I have been wanting to create our own outdoor movie theatre. Well, we finally bought our first mini video projector, the […]
ExeGNU/Linux Review Follow-up
This is a follow-up to my initial review of the ExeGNU/Linux operating system I recently installed on my Lenovo laptop.
Review of the ExeGNU/Linux operating system
Although I’m very pleased with Q4OS Linux, which has been my operating system of choice for over six years now, I happened across Exe a few weeks ago and decided […]
Conquering the Konqueror
Since the Trinity Desktop Environment is based on the original KDE 3.x desktop, one of its cornerstone applications is the Konqueror file manager/browser. Now, although Konqueror hasn’t aged very well […]
Study: World’s pile of electronic waste grows ever higher
I just read this report about the growth of the amount of “e-waste” and how it’s been growing. According to the report, it’s been calculated that last year, 2019, the […]
KeepNote: A versatile note taking app for your Q4OS desktop
This is a review of the very versatile yet easy-to-use note taking application, called KeepNote. Although the program has versions for MS-Windows, Mac, and Linux, I find that it is […]
