At this point the reading crowd might be split into two camps: 1) Those who think it’s sweet that NFL fine money goes to charities, and, 2) Those who think it’s suspicious that said money supports former NFL players. After all, even retired players have loads of cash, right? Perhaps. But as RBA Wealth Management says, the average NFL player retires before the age of 28 — when lots of folks are just starting to figure their careers out, if that. Read More...
HP has released its first office display that can serve as a docking station for laptops equipped with a USB Type-C port. The EliteDisplay E243d has an integrated pop-up webcam, a GbE controller, a USB 3.0 Type-A hub, and supports USB power delivery. The monitor will hit the market later this year and for a docking-capable monitor is surprisingly inexpensive, with a price tag just over $300.
The HP EliteDisplay E243d relies on an IPS panel featuring a 1920×1080 resolution, 250 nits brightness, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 178° horizontal/vertical viewing angles, a 7 ms response time, and a 60 Hz refresh rate. Read More...
Explore More A company that makes millions in New York City taxpayer funds providing software to manage student data has been out of service for a week, hampering schools and raising fears of a privacy breach.
Illuminate Education sells a system called Skedula for teachers and administrators to track student attendance, grades, special-ed plans, behavioral problems and family contact information. A related system, Pupil Path, lets students and parents log on for information. Read More...
