Though all USB-C and Thunderbolt ports and cables look the same, they are not. Here's what you need to know about these standards and their capabilities.
The Mac is a powerful tool for digital creators, especially video editors. Editing, sound mixing, visual and color effects work can all be done on your Mac.
The Mac is a powerful tool for digital creators, especially when it comes to musicians. Every step of the music production process can be done right on your Mac. But as your skill level increases, you'll find yourself wanting to add new items and equipment.
We’ve already talked about U.2 and why you would want to use it. We know that U.2 is a connection for your Solid State Drives (or SSDs) that is blazing fast. But what are the best uses of a U.2 solution and who is U.2 for? Hi I’m Michelle for Rocketyard, and we'll explain this in this short video.
Musicians take their drives with them and use them in a variety of locations. To make sure all your work is safe and secure, you need a solution that is small, portable, and fast. And on top of all of that, it needs to be built tough.
If you’ve ever accidentally bought a cable for your Thunderbolt or USB-C device and found it didn’t work, or it performed poorly, or made things slower – OWC Thunderbolt 4 / USB-C cables will be a gamechanger for you.
Nowadays, there are so many different kinds of wires and connections. Some of the most popular are USB-C, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, and USB 4 – but what’s the difference? Michelle walks us through in this RocketYard Video.
It can be really difficult figuring out which drive is right for you with all of the options available. The technology can be confusing, and there can be many "gotchas" as you weigh your options that are not always obvious until after you’ve made your purchase.
