Boost the system responsiveness of your device with this Samsung portable SSD. Experience superfast file transfers with its 450MB/sec read-write speed. Shock-resistant construction protects files from accidental falls and vibration. Roughly the size of a business card and compatible with Mac, PC and Android OS, this Samsung portable SSD lets you access data whenever and wherever you want.
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This thing is super portable. Very small and light, would fit in any laptop bag. Also nice that it comes pre-formatted in exFAT so its compatible with Mac and PC. I actually bought this to transfer files between the two. I also went with the SSD for reliability. Without any moving parts this thing should last a good long time. You can get a portable HDD with much more storage for less, but it isn't going to be as reliable. I recommend this thing all day for anybody wanting a good, reliable portable storage option, and doesn't need a heap of space.
Put your camera and gear within arm’s reach with this Temba DNA 8 bag. A removable, reversible WeatherWrap cover provides additional protection during harsh weather conditions, and multiple storage compartments offer convenient organization options. Compatible with mirrorless or rangefinder cameras, this Tenba DNA 8 bag offers ample storage room for lenses, cords, cables and accessories.
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I recently got an Olympus PEN E-PL6 and have bought 3 bags, and looked at many many more. The first couple I got were the smaller cube shaped bags. One from Case Logic and one from Lowepro. The Case Logic was just too small, I could barely fit just the camera and a lenspen. The lowepro is nicer but still not what I really wanted. I decided I wanted a messenger style bag, but nothing too huge, and didn't want to spend a fortune. The Tenba DNA 8 fits the bill. Its just the right size, has a super nice and comfortable strap, the zippers are great, the quick clips that hold the front flap are awesome, and its pretty dang good looking too. I got the grey one but blue was a close pick. There is enough room in my bag for my PEN E-PL6 with the standard kit lens on it, a 150mm telephoto lens, the small flash that came with my camera, and some accessories like a lenspen, a cloth, my phone, some earbuds, USB cable... ect.
Also there would be room for another lens or two but the bag comes with a weatherproof cover that I have in one of the spaces. You could carry the cover in one of the side pockets and have a large flash or another lens or two in there.
It also has a back slot for a small tablet (ipad mini sized or smaller)
The only reason I would ever need to use a different bag is if I want a backpack style for longer hikes or I decide to get a full size DSLR.
Get a crystal clear picture with this LED 28-inch AOC widescreen monitor. The 4K technology resolution provides highly-detailed images, while the AMD Free Sync technology eliminates image stutter by matching graphics signal to the screen timing. Fast screen-response time on this AOC widescreen monitor lets you watch fast moving images without blurring.
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This monitor is decent value for the money, but quality control is a question with AOC. I was upgrading from the 1920x1200 24" Dell IPS display and made the mistake of setting too low a budget for 4k. I thought the high res was more important to me than the poor color accuracy and viewing angles of a TN panel. This was a mistake. Aside from the colors never looking as good as my Dell IPS, I could also never get the right black level/contrast. Either the blacks are all grey, or a bunch of the colors melt into the black. No good medium. Also I noticed 2 dead pixels and 4 stuck pixels on my monitor after a couple days. I returned and I'm saving more money for a 4k Dell IPS.
If you are on a budget, want 4k, and aren't comparing to an IPS display, this is a great buy (if yours doesn't have any bad pixels). Otherwise, spend some more money and get something nicer.