I've heard he stopped doing UA-cam and went on to create some obscure operating system called Linux.. Should've stayed here, the guy clearly had some talent!
My parents have an ink jet printer. We use it so infrequently that by the time a cartridge nozzle has dried up, the cartridge has only been used for about 10 sheets. These laser printers seem magical with their "no liquid so nothing to dry up" and "2400 page yield."
Same here. The day I bought my printer it gave an ink low error, I put tape over the sensor and have been printing ever since! Literally hundreds and hundreds of pages. Even if it the printer dies today I already printed more than the $40 worth I paid for it. Absolutely love it!
My art department got sick of replacing their pro-model continuous ink printers (printers that feed from external tanks of ink) so they tried a high-end color laser printer. They won't buy another inkjet printer again (with the exception of large-format pro inkjets) because the laser printer does an amazing job for photography and prints clear text. They use them interchangeably for paperwork and photo printing. They're also generally faster at everything, so they can have entire classes finish printing in the time it took for 1/3 to 1/2 the class with the previous printers depending on quality settings.
Unless you really need the versatile paper selection and supposed better image quality of an inkjet, save yourself the hassle and buy a laserjet. It’ll save you money over time and won’t break down if you leave it alone.
On top of lasting longer, you don't end up wasting ink either. Many times in my experience, its either cyan or magenta that runs low and I end up having to rebuy a brand new tri-coulor cartridge. Some companies even make it so you must buy 2-1 combo colour and black ink cartridges. If they sell standalone black catridges, they often cost more money too. Laser printers may cost more for toner, but you can get 4 dedicated toner catridges for each colour and they print much more than inkjet.
Printers are born to die, drink up your expensive ink like an alcoholic that just escaped from the Betty Ford rehab, and are harder to dispose of than a human corpse!
LASER IT IS THEN! Thank you SO MUCH for your quick rundown! 👍 They have color laser printers now? 😮😵😲 Holy moly! I didn't know that! It's been a few years (decades) since I looked at laser printers and they only printed in black back then. They were also VERY expensive! I've had inkjet all my life and I don't print much. I just bought new cartridges about 6 months ago....$60! and I desperately needed to print something out today just to find out that the cartridges are dried out AGAIN! And I even kept them sealed in a baggie so they won't be exposed to air. Didn't work! I have only used colored ink 3 times in 10 years, so having a color printer is not really relevant to me. If I REALLY feel the need to print pictures, I can invest in one of those photo docks.
+PianoKeyz Used to have an Epsuck (I mean Epson sucks) Aculaser C1100 printer and it was huge and heavy. Right now have an LED printer that is more compact and quite lighter.
I think you're right. This is probably the reason. I got both of the laser printers that I've owned 2nd hand. But after owning a laser printer, anybody would agree that they are a far, far better value.
Firstly I’d like to say thank you, I just wanted to see the difference or if even such thing as “lazer printer” existed. In the intro you had said, “today I’ll help you to buy a printer” that’s exactly what I was really looking for.
when you look at 720p to 1080 the image may stretch but because pixels are now more densely packed the words and smaller details are now in a higher quality. 1080i on the other hand is only equal to 1768x992p small dif but when you use a computer the dif is very noticeable.
why not both. for home use, a 20dollar inkjet can be easily bought (mine HP2130 cost 19$ it was on sale). and I also have HL1110 for 99.9% school work printing which I got from my roommate (he thinks the toner is expensive, but he never know the existence of Ebay) so . total cost for me = 19 +14 = 33 AUD for the best of both world.
Trying to decide between the 2, but the story has changed in 2015 from when this video was made. Please update this video for 2015, HP have some inkjets that have more ink capacity than laser, and are printing faster than lasers. Much appreciated Thanks
Manishv90 my laser fujixerox printer cost sgd129-169. Each toner cartridge can print 2k to 2.5k pages and cost me sgd10. Genuine toner cost about sgd50. If any inkjet printer is capable of rivalling that, i'll take a look at it.
you can unclog an inkjet cartridge with a hot damp paper towel, just press it on and release the dried ink, reviving the cartridge we print like once a year on this certain inkjet printer and every year we just do that, and it works again.
Well, was hoping you had a cheap printer shootout or something, but this actually helped since my main focus is to print business cards. I'm assuming laser would be the way to go so the detailing looks crisp.
+xxX_BomBer_Xxx that depends on some factors: Does the printer come with starter cartridges with less ink or does it come with full cartridges? You should also factor in things like technology recycling / disposal costs (depending on municipality and local regulations) and environmental factors. Where I live, it costs less to buy new ink because you get fined for improper disposal of electronics and it costs less than the fine but more than the difference between printer and ink cartridges.
Im kind of curious which one produces better image and color quality. I also would like to print on stickers and water decals. Most likely inkjet is the way to go for me.
Who cares, the guy is producing free content, which you can watch by just having an internet connection, ads are how he makes his money, to continue making content for you.
After spending a year with an ink jet printer , having to constantly buy colors while i was ONLY printing Black and white (I'm a piano teacher so i only print sheet music ) I decided to buy a monochrome laser printer . at the price of only 120 Euros it's by far one of the best purchases i've ever had in my life The LAser printer is so fast , accurate , and i just bought a new toner 15 Euros for 4000 SHeet print ?? My god it's almost like a cheat code
I think it would be better to compare multi-GPU setups in general to single GPU setups, so that people know about stuff like microstuttering. SLI vs CF would not show any difference really.
That's what I found when I was looking at printers, and it seemed unless you printed hundreds of thousands of pages the lasers weren't much cheaper even in the long run.
cheap inkjet with refillable cartridge is the way to go if you print a lot (or make a hole in them, like I did, to make them "refillable") Instead of paying like $30 for a small ink cartridge, you pay only $5 and you get enough ink to refill your cartridge 4 times, with each fill giving you about 300 black/100 color pages.
I am not going to buy more ddr2 ram, there would be no point since i'm going to upgrade very shortly. The gaming differences are huge if your using a lower end graphics card, mine is a GT 640 OC, I kinda like the new start menu but hear me out. I like that I can keep all of my programs on the start menu without cluttering my desktop, I like how you can access programs like calender and weather very easily. When I first saw Windows 8 I thought it sucked but I gave it a chance and now I enjoy it.
Personally I have started recommending pretty much everyone to just buy some Brother laser printer. No more bullshit with clogged nozzles and replacing all cartridges when one color runs out. Plus they last forever! Most inkjet printer last for a few years at most, it's basically e-waste from the get go.
on monetized you tube channels you tube freezes the views at 300 for validation to make sure all of the views are genuine. the way the code is written it actually freezes at 301 because it adds views until the count is over 300, but sometimes it stops at 302 or 305,309 what ever, that's because there are multiple servers around the world, and sometimes several people click on the video simultaneously and because the count was at 300 or less, when both clicked, both get added, hence the 302
PLEASE HELP .... Are there any printers out there that can print both Flyers & Posters [ FLYERS (4x6 & 5x7) and POSTERS (12x18 & 18x24) ] ... Also do I need to buy another machine to cut the flyers & posters after I print them?
also linus you should check out the new Epson L-series printers which have a unique ink tank technology that allows you to save on the actual ink cartridges and instead rely on refilling the ink tanks of the printer hence the low cost.
well kodak actually has an inkjet printer where the ink is actually just as cheap if not even cheaper ink than the printer itself so that is a major advantage of owning a kodak printer than say one from HP, thecolor cartridges are $15 US Dollars and the black is only $8 US Dollars so kodak is smart there, whille it is 4 times s much for the ink, you really should look at the kodak printers there, the ink is WAY cheaper linus, just a recommendation
Thank you! =D any chance that you or anyone has anymore tips on the subject? I ended up buying an Epson L310 for Sublimation and another one for transfers!!! and a cutting plotter for textile vinyl... I have learned a little about sublimation but very little about transfers and specially textile vinyl...specially how to use the damn software >_
For myself I would definitely go laser printer overall since I mainly use one for papercrafts and documents. You'll save a lot in the long run for sure.
But if you want to print photos and papers with text you need to separate Laser Printers? Do Laser printers not come with black and white and color toner?
I came here hoping to answer a dumb question: Are toner cartridges a scam the same way ink cartridges are? My all-in-one paperweight seems to need new ink cartridges every 3 prints, and for some reason it runs out of magenta -- even though I almost exclusively print monochrome. I'm thinking a monochrome laser would better suit my needs... 🤷♂️
Having been responsible for equipping my legal office since well before the first PC-class computer or first laser printer was introduced and continuing through 2015, It never occurred to me to use an inkjet printer in a business setting. The output is not permanent. Text can smear if damp. Inkjet started as the much cheaper way to acquire high quality home printing with color printing included. Frankly, color laser printers initially gave poor color quality. They were extremely expensive to buy and more so to operate. Outside some limited business settings, I cannot imagine why anyone would buy one for regular use. The highest quality color printing output from a computer used to be a sublimation printer, even more expensive than the color laser system. For the cost, they never caught on for general usage. I wonder if they are available today for specialty use?
nope. they are both true hd. first of all the tv/monitor panel does not refresh at the same time, it goes in lines. (starts at the top and makes its way to the bottom). (there are 1080 lines hence the name) i= means it would refresh ever other line 1,3,5,7... once its goten to line 1079, it would go back to the start and to 2,4,6,8... p=progressive. it would refresh at line 1,2,3,4,5,6,7... to 1080
This guy is really good at Tech. I wonder what he’s up to now?
lol
I've heard he stopped doing UA-cam and went on to create some obscure operating system called Linux.. Should've stayed here, the guy clearly had some talent!
@@gustavlrsn I hear he wants some kid with two imaginary friends to go to the principal at once
He is doing videos on "Linus Tech Tips" channel
Probably not amidst his largest drama yet
My parents have an ink jet printer. We use it so infrequently that by the time a cartridge nozzle has dried up, the cartridge has only been used for about 10 sheets.
These laser printers seem magical with their "no liquid so nothing to dry up" and "2400 page yield."
LTT fan stumbled upon this episode while doing research. Shocked how Linus matured over the years ))))
Yeah, he can grow facial hair now.
Exactly!
Same!!
@@noahscott7272 same
Here I am two years later in your position
I think you should go laser.. always...
Paying for two sets of ink cartridges usually costs more than the actual ink printer... Its unbeliavable.
Same here. The day I bought my printer it gave an ink low error, I put tape over the sensor and have been printing ever since! Literally hundreds and hundreds of pages. Even if it the printer dies today I already printed more than the $40 worth I paid for it. Absolutely love it!
My art department got sick of replacing their pro-model continuous ink printers (printers that feed from external tanks of ink) so they tried a high-end color laser printer. They won't buy another inkjet printer again (with the exception of large-format pro inkjets) because the laser printer does an amazing job for photography and prints clear text. They use them interchangeably for paperwork and photo printing. They're also generally faster at everything, so they can have entire classes finish printing in the time it took for 1/3 to 1/2 the class with the previous printers depending on quality settings.
Unless you really need the versatile paper selection and supposed better image quality of an inkjet, save yourself the hassle and buy a laserjet. It’ll save you money over time and won’t break down if you leave it alone.
On top of lasting longer, you don't end up wasting ink either.
Many times in my experience, its either cyan or magenta that runs low and I end up having to rebuy a brand new tri-coulor cartridge. Some companies even make it so you must buy 2-1 combo colour and black ink cartridges. If they sell standalone black catridges, they often cost more money too.
Laser printers may cost more for toner, but you can get 4 dedicated toner catridges for each colour and they print much more than inkjet.
In other words, get a laser printer.
no
Protiva66 yes
Hannah Cat no
Cargo pants FTW yes
Cargo pants FTW no
Laser printers forever!
As soon as he mentioned, laser prints don't clog.... I knew that was my next purchase!! Thank you !
Printers are born to die, drink up your expensive ink like an alcoholic that just escaped from the Betty Ford rehab, and are harder to dispose of than a human corpse!
haha but Ebay saves it all.
If you're smart you can refill the cartridge again and again.
Weird, mine is still working 3 years later
Well we ad an inkjet printer and it drank up all the ink within a month or so, now we have a laser printer!
wowsers, three years. . .
LASER IT IS THEN! Thank you SO MUCH for your quick rundown! 👍
They have color laser printers now? 😮😵😲 Holy moly! I didn't know that! It's been a few years (decades) since I looked at laser printers and they only printed in black back then. They were also VERY expensive!
I've had inkjet all my life and I don't print much. I just bought new cartridges about 6 months ago....$60! and I desperately needed to print something out today just to find out that the cartridges are dried out AGAIN! And I even kept them sealed in a baggie so they won't be exposed to air. Didn't work!
I have only used colored ink 3 times in 10 years, so having a color printer is not really relevant to me. If I REALLY feel the need to print pictures, I can invest in one of those photo docks.
The only downside to laser printers is that they are 40 lbs and very bulky.
+PianoKeyz Used to have an Epsuck (I mean Epson sucks) Aculaser C1100 printer and it was huge and heavy. Right now have an LED printer that is more compact and quite lighter.
@@techtron2376 are LED printers expensive? Haven’t heard of them
@@chocolatewheelchair 6yo comment bru we not gettin a reply 😔
@@chocolatewheelchair ua-cam.com/video/_saDCwsB9Ww/v-deo.html - if you havent found more about it
No. My HL-1110 is 4.5 kg, and you can easily carry it. Big, professional laser printers of course can be bulky and heavy
1:54 When you get your favorite birthday gift.
I think you're right. This is probably the reason. I got both of the laser printers that I've owned 2nd hand. But after owning a laser printer, anybody would agree that they are a far, far better value.
woah, the old fast as possibles where... not as well done.
Isaiah Carlson they cant exactly keep making these without sponsors
Great job... never considered the clogged nozzles. These short vids should encourage more viewers.
Matt
Firstly I’d like to say thank you, I just wanted to see the difference or if even such thing as “lazer printer” existed. In the intro you had said, “today I’ll help you to buy a printer” that’s exactly what I was really looking for.
This video would've been Perfect if he'd made atleast 2 recommendations for entry level printers. One inkjet and one laser....
when you look at 720p to 1080 the image may stretch but because pixels are now more densely packed the words and smaller details are now in a higher quality. 1080i on the other hand is only equal to 1768x992p small dif but when you use a computer the dif is very noticeable.
why not both. for home use, a 20dollar inkjet can be easily bought (mine HP2130 cost 19$ it was on sale).
and I also have HL1110 for 99.9% school work printing which I got from my roommate (he thinks the toner is expensive, but he never know the existence of Ebay)
so . total cost for me = 19 +14 = 33 AUD for the best of both world.
1:54 when Linus pops up I thought he was gonna say, "don't forget to check our water bottle! Lttstore dot com" wink!
So inkjet for stickers/shipping labels?
Or buy labels made for laser printers that can withstand the heat process. Not all labels are inkjet only.
No I game on Steam, I noticed a 5 fps boost with windows 8 and games will be able to use more ram since windows 8 requires less than 7.
Perhaps you could also start a channel of an in depth description of what you cover in videos, for those that would want it.
Trying to decide between the 2, but the story has changed in 2015 from when this video was made. Please update this video for 2015, HP have some inkjets that have more ink capacity than laser, and are printing faster than lasers. Much appreciated Thanks
Manishv90 my laser fujixerox printer cost sgd129-169. Each toner cartridge can print 2k to 2.5k pages and cost me sgd10. Genuine toner cost about sgd50. If any inkjet printer is capable of rivalling that, i'll take a look at it.
you can unclog an inkjet cartridge with a hot damp paper towel, just press it on and release the dried ink, reviving the cartridge
we print like once a year on this certain inkjet printer and every year we just do that, and it works again.
lol I love the 'jump into shot' Vsaucy style endings :)
Well, was hoping you had a cheap printer shootout or something, but this actually helped since my main focus is to print business cards. I'm assuming laser would be the way to go so the detailing looks crisp.
Sounds right
Another video I wished I watched 10 years ago! thanks!
Buying new ink is more expensive than a new printer with ink incluted
+xxX_BomBer_Xxx that depends on some factors: Does the printer come with starter cartridges with less ink or does it come with full cartridges? You should also factor in things like technology recycling / disposal costs (depending on municipality and local regulations) and environmental factors. Where I live, it costs less to buy new ink because you get fined for improper disposal of electronics and it costs less than the fine but more than the difference between printer and ink cartridges.
or... Just return the printer every time it runs out of ink. They'll swap the printer, and it will come with new ink
I just use public printers at the library. Much easier since I don't often print things anyway.
Hi , what’s the best printer for printing onto 350gsm card? I can’t seem to find any inkjet printers that print onto card this thick?
when i have to study for my ICT GCSE's
I got to this guy XD
This is just what I needed. Thank you!
Im kind of curious which one produces better image and color quality. I also would like to print on stickers and water decals. Most likely inkjet is the way to go for me.
Thanks for the video! If only a cheap color laser that had inexpensive toners existed...
Remember when his videos didn't have ads?
No
Adblock Plus FTW
Gene Dela Rosa remember when 240p was the best option lol
I don't think uBlock will help with the the pre-roll ads because the ad is baked into the content.
Who cares, the guy is producing free content, which you can watch by just having an internet connection, ads are how he makes his money, to continue making content for you.
cool video. laser printer recommendations & refill cost estimates?
After spending a year with an ink jet printer , having to constantly buy colors while i was ONLY printing Black and white (I'm a piano teacher so i only print sheet music )
I decided to buy a monochrome laser printer .
at the price of only 120 Euros it's by far one of the best purchases i've ever had in my life
The LAser printer is so fast , accurate , and i just bought a new toner 15 Euros for 4000 SHeet print ??
My god it's almost like a cheat code
LOL! :-D
Which model did you buy?
aww wish you did this video a couple months ago i had to do a thing about the pros and cons of both for my it diploma :')
Linus I have to say that I LOVE this new channel, please keep it up and running! :)
❅ ғroѕenғooт ❅ oh boy , do I have news for you
Ohhh boy
I think it would be better to compare multi-GPU setups in general to single GPU setups, so that people know about stuff like microstuttering. SLI vs CF would not show any difference really.
Actually he made a dozen of videos about sli vs non-sli - check out his 680 vs 660ti sli video - it sums up pretty much everything
This made my decision easier. thanks!
I don't know how are prices of toners and ink cartriges doing in USA but ink cartriges are cheaper per printed pages in my country.
Great video, short and sweet no fluff
That's what I found when I was looking at printers, and it seemed unless you printed hundreds of thousands of pages the lasers weren't much cheaper even in the long run.
Not true you do save in the long run watch this video and you'll understand ua-cam.com/video/BhdgvIL7EZ4/v-deo.html
you're smoking something mate
of course they are way cheaper
Very helpful. Thank you.
This was an amazing, fast breakdown, thank you for this!
How about a case with many features, plugging in case features to motherboard, then making the case appearance clean! Can this even be done quickly?
How much would expect to spend for a good laser printer and what are good brands to buy?
Absolutely get laser. Inkjet should not even exist for consumer markets.
fdsf1
but when it comes to benchmarks 2 mid range cards in sli get better score. eg 2x 660ti in sli and single 680 . 660 ti in SLI wins .
cheap inkjet with refillable cartridge is the way to go if you print a lot (or make a hole in them, like I did, to make them "refillable")
Instead of paying like $30 for a small ink cartridge, you pay only $5 and you get enough ink to refill your cartridge 4 times, with each fill giving you about 300 black/100 color pages.
I am not going to buy more ddr2 ram, there would be no point since i'm going to upgrade very shortly. The gaming differences are huge if your using a lower end graphics card, mine is a GT 640 OC, I kinda like the new start menu but hear me out. I like that I can keep all of my programs on the start menu without cluttering my desktop, I like how you can access programs like calender and weather very easily. When I first saw Windows 8 I thought it sucked but I gave it a chance and now I enjoy it.
nice video... i bought a laser printer last xmas... good decision since i don't print much, ink was drying out and ended up wasting it.
a video about monitor panels would be good :)
Personally I have started recommending pretty much everyone to just buy some Brother laser printer. No more bullshit with clogged nozzles and replacing all cartridges when one color runs out. Plus they last forever! Most inkjet printer last for a few years at most, it's basically e-waste from the get go.
what about which is first chicken or the egg quickie?
on monetized you tube channels you tube freezes the views at 300 for validation to make sure all of the views are genuine. the way the code is written it actually freezes at 301 because it adds views until the count is over 300, but sometimes it stops at 302 or 305,309 what ever, that's because there are multiple servers around the world, and sometimes several people click on the video simultaneously and because the count was at 300 or less, when both clicked, both get added, hence the 302
This guy looks familiar, maybe he should start his own tech channel, something like "CatTips" or "Windows"TechTips", or "LinuxTechtips"...
actually he did start his a new channel quite a while ago im surprised you didn't hear about it.
Its called: MineCraft Awesome Parodys
I believe that was the joke.
when you dont click show more on a comment with a lot of space r/woooosh
Scissors r/whoosh
@OG BOI r/woosh
This channel is highly informative.
PLEASE HELP .... Are there any printers out there that can print both Flyers & Posters [ FLYERS (4x6 & 5x7) and POSTERS (12x18 & 18x24) ] ... Also do I need to buy another machine to cut the flyers & posters after I print them?
yeah the 650 is a good upgrade from your 520 but you should have gone for a 650ti, or an amd card in the same price range.
WHAT DO YOU DO WITH ALL THE STUFF?
Still relevant advise! Thanks Linus!
thanks, baby linus.
techquickie for how to download drivers for your computer and where to download them for a new computer.
also linus you should check out the new Epson L-series printers which have a unique ink tank technology that allows you to save on the actual ink cartridges and instead rely on refilling the ink tanks of the printer hence the low cost.
Thanks you did a great job explaining the difference
Linus already did an explanation on RAID on his NCIXcom channel.
Damn you white thread!! Sorry, great video. Even though that thread on your shoulder bugged the crap out of me the whole time. ;)
welcome to the world of youtube! we've been expecting you
really helpful and concise , thank you
well kodak actually has an inkjet printer where the ink is actually just as cheap if not even cheaper ink than the printer itself so that is a major advantage of owning a kodak printer than say one from HP, thecolor cartridges are $15 US Dollars and the black is only $8 US Dollars so kodak is smart there, whille it is 4 times s much for the ink, you really should look at the kodak printers there, the ink is WAY cheaper linus, just a recommendation
Good job! It was short and to the point.
who does your graphic design it looks awesome :D
perfect new name
some things just take time!
which type would you recommend for T-shirt transfers?
Thank you!
Inkjet
Thank you! =D
any chance that you or anyone has anymore tips on the subject?
I ended up buying an Epson L310 for Sublimation and another one for transfers!!!
and a cutting plotter for textile vinyl...
I have learned a little about sublimation but very little about transfers and specially textile vinyl...specially how to use the damn software >_
For myself I would definitely go laser printer overall since I mainly use one for papercrafts and documents. You'll save a lot in the long run for sure.
As long you don't image like photos because lasers are not suitable for this especially small dots
But if you want to print photos and papers with text you need to separate Laser Printers? Do Laser printers not come with black and white and color toner?
Epson better than laser printer to print photos
Which laser jet printer would you recommend for me?
you guys need to revisit this topic
was this filmed in your garage?
I came here hoping to answer a dumb question:
Are toner cartridges a scam the same way ink cartridges are? My all-in-one paperweight seems to need new ink cartridges every 3 prints, and for some reason it runs out of magenta -- even though I almost exclusively print monochrome. I'm thinking a monochrome laser would better suit my needs... 🤷♂️
Having been responsible for equipping my legal office since well before the first PC-class computer or first laser printer was introduced and continuing through 2015, It never occurred to me to use an inkjet printer in a business setting. The output is not permanent. Text can smear if damp. Inkjet started as the much cheaper way to acquire high quality home printing with color printing included. Frankly, color laser printers initially gave poor color quality. They were extremely expensive to buy and more so to operate. Outside some limited business settings, I cannot imagine why anyone would buy one for regular use. The highest quality color printing output from a computer used to be a sublimation printer, even more expensive than the color laser system. For the cost, they never caught on for general usage. I wonder if they are available today for specialty use?
This was quick and helpful! Thankx
1155 vs 2011 sockets please linus :)
Linus, you forgot to mention that the laser printed document is a world of difference to its inkjet counterpart in terms of water resistance.
nope. they are both true hd.
first of all the tv/monitor panel does not refresh at the same time, it goes in lines. (starts at the top and makes its way to the bottom).
(there are 1080 lines hence the name)
i= means it would refresh ever other line 1,3,5,7... once its goten to line 1079, it would go back to the start and to 2,4,6,8...
p=progressive. it would refresh at line 1,2,3,4,5,6,7... to 1080
time for updated version of this topic
Linus, You rock!
thanks for this video, very helpful
it is where in the 80%+ range they fall, bronze is 81-85%, silver is 85-89%, gold is 87-92% and plat is 89-94%, titanium is 90-96%.
I'm thinking this old video needs to be updated.
It's missing an ad. Yes he needs to update it with an ad from SquareSpace or Asus.
What about an SSD vs HDD quickie?
Great video. Thank you!
Can someone tell me what kind of FONT he is using????