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31 John Hennessy

John Hennessy is a prominent American computer engineer recognized for his pioneering work in computer architecture. He spearheaded Stanford University’s MIPS RISC project, significantly influencing the design of reduced instruction set computers. His contributions alongside David Patterson earned t...

32 Robert Cailliau

Robert Cailliau is a Belgian informatics engineer and computer scientist who collaborated with Tim Berners-Lee at CERN to develop the World Wide Web. He co-authored the project proposal in 1990 and independently created the first historical website dedicated to the WWW project. Cailliau also played...

8.42 Great
Why this score

Key World Wide Web collaborator and advocate who helped establish CERN's web project; respected contribution, but less foundational than Berners-Lee's.

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33 Zeiss BlueGuard

The Zeiss BlueGuard is a premium lens coating designed to mitigate the effects of blue light from digital displays. It employs a selective tint to reduce high-energy visible light transmission, potentially lessening eye strain and discomfort for individuals who frequently use computers or other scre...

34 Lenovo ThinkVision M14
From $199.99

Lenovo's ThinkVision M14 is a 14-inch FHD monitor distinguished by its exceptional ergonomics, featuring a unique height-adjustable stand. It connects via dual USB-C ports, supporting daisy-chaining and providing 65W power delivery to a laptop. Its TUV Rheinland Eye Comfort certification makes it id...

8.39 Great
Why this score

The Lenovo ThinkVision M14 scores 8.39/10 due to its ergonomic design, dual USB-C connectivity, and TUV Rheinland certification for eye comfort. However, it lacks built-in speakers/webcam and has a higher price point compared to other monitors in the same category.

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35 Hoya BlueControl

Hoya BlueControl glasses are designed to mitigate the effects of blue light exposure. These lenses feature a specialized coating that filters high-energy blue wavelengths emitted by screens and lighting. This reduction in blue light can lessen eye strain and potentially improve sleep patterns. They...

36 John Presper Eckert

John Presper Eckert was a pioneering American electrical engineer instrumental in the development of early computers. His work on the ENIAC, completed in 1946, marked a significant advancement in computing technology. Eckert’s contributions extended to the UNIVAC I, solidifying his role as a key fig...

37
DE
From $999.99

A slightly more accessible ultrawide powerhouse, the Dell U3821DW offers a 38-inch curved WQHD+ (3840x1600) IPS display. It provides extensive horizontal space while being less overwhelming than 40-inch models. Its USB-C hub delivers 95W power delivery, Ethernet, and USB-A ports, acting as a full do...

8.36 Great
Why this score

The Dell U3821DW scores 8.36/10 due to its impressive WQHD+ resolution, USB-C hub with extensive connectivity options, and IPS technology for wide viewing angles. However, the higher price point and limited vertical adjustment are minor drawbacks.

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38
DE
From $499.99

The Dell UltraSharp U2723QE is widely considered the best productivity monitor on the market. It features an innovative IPS Black panel technology, which provides double the contrast ratio of standard IPS displays, resulting in deeper blacks and more vibrant colors. With a 4K resolution and a compre...

8.29 Great
Why this score

The Dell U2723QE scores 8.29/10 due to its excellent 4K resolution, accurate color reproduction, and powerful USB-C docking capabilities. However, it comes with a higher price tag and some limitations like limited displayport options.

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39 Heathkit H-8

The Heathkit H-8 was an 8-bit microcomputer sold by the Heath Company as a kit for hobbyists. Introduced in 1977, it used an Intel 8080A central processor and included a front panel with switches and indicator lights for interacting with the machine; users assembled the system rather than buying a f...

8.28 Great
Why this score

Important early kit computer admired for distinctive architecture and hands-on learning, though less compatible and influential than major rivals.

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40
GI

The Gigabyte M34WQ is a standout offering a compelling blend of performance and value. Its 34-inch VA panel delivers excellent contrast and vibrant colors, while the 144Hz refresh rate and FreeSync Premium Pro support ensure smooth gaming. The monitor's ergonomic stand and integrated KVM switch add...

8.24 Great
Why this score

The Gigabyte M34WQ scores 8.24/10 due to its fast refresh rate, built-in KVM switch, and USB-C port with PD support. However, it falls short in terms of color gamut and has a higher price point compared to budget monitors.

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41 Gunnar Razer RPG

The Gunnar Razer RPG glasses are designed to mitigate the effects of prolonged computer or gaming use. Featuring amber-tinted lenses, they reduce blue light exposure which can contribute to eye strain and disrupt sleep patterns. These glasses are beneficial for individuals who spend significant time...

42
HP
HP Z40c G3
From $1299.99

HP's Z40c G3 is a formidable 40-inch 5K2K curved competitor. It features a high-quality IPS panel, Thunderbolt 4 connectivity with 140W charging, and a comprehensive USB hub. A standout feature is the optional integrated privacy screen, a boon for developers working in open offices or with sensitive...

8.22 Great
Why this score

The HP Z40c G3 scores 8.22/10 due to its high-quality IPS panel, Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, and optional privacy screen. However, it comes with a higher price point and limited color gamut for professional use.

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43 Warby Parker Blue-Light-Filtering Glasses

Warby Parker offers blue-light filtering glasses that incorporate lenses designed to mitigate exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) light. These glasses are intended for individuals who spend significant time looking at digital screens like computers and smartphones. Reducing this blue light exposur...

44 Spacewar!
Spacewar!

Spacewar! emerged from 1962 development at MIT utilizing the DEC PDP-1 minicomputer. Created by a team including Steve Russell and Martin Graetz, it was subsequently adapted and distributed across numerous PDP-1 installations. This marked an early instance of a video game played on multiple computer...

45 Heathkit EC-1

The Heathkit EC-1 is an educational electronic analog computer introduced by the American Heath Company in 1960. It was sold as a kit for students and newcomers, with a manual explaining the operating principles, setup, and solution of sample problems. Instead of representing calculations with digit...

8.18 Great
Why this score

Highly regarded educational analog computer praised for teaching fundamentals intuitively, with exceptional historical and classroom appeal.

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46 Butler Lampson

Butler Lampson is a prominent American engineer recognized for pioneering research in computer systems. His work at Xerox PARC significantly influenced the development of personal computing with innovations like the Alto computer and its graphical user interface. He explored distributed computing co...

47 OttLite ClearSun LED Desk Lamp

The OttLite ClearSun LED Desk Lamp simulates natural daylight to enhance visibility and reduce eye strain during close-up tasks. Its clear design mimics sunlight, minimizing glare and promoting comfortable working conditions. This lamp is ideal for individuals engaged in detailed work such as readin...

48
LE
From $399.99

The Lenovo ThinkVision P27u-20 is a professional-grade monitor that doubles as a high-performance docking station. With Thunderbolt 4 support, it provides massive bandwidth for data and 100W power delivery, making it ideal for power users with demanding laptops. It features a high-quality IPS panel...

8.10 Great
Why this score

The Lenovo ThinkVision P27u-20 scores 8.10/10 due to its professional design, accurate color calibration, and robust connectivity options. However, it comes with a higher price tag and limited input lag for gaming.

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49 Ergotron VX Dual Swing Arm

The Ergotron VX Dual Swing Arm is a robust workstation arm designed to support two monitors securely. Its innovative design provides superior stability crucial for heavy-duty use and accommodates significant weight variations. This arm is ideal for professionals in industrial environments, manufactu...

50 Gunnar Optiks Maverick

The Gunnar Optiks Maverick glasses are blue-light blocking eyewear engineered to mitigate potential eye strain associated with prolonged computer or gaming screen usage. These amber tinted lenses filter a substantial amount of high-energy visible light, commonly produced by digital devices. They are...

51
BE
From $499.99

The BenQ PD3420Q is a 34-inch ultrawide designed for creative professionals, offering excellent value for developers who also need color precision. Its UWQHD (3440x1440) resolution provides ample space. Key features include a USB-C hub with 65W PD, a built-in KVM, and BenQ's unique Hotkey Puck for q...

8.04 Great
Why this score

The BenQ PD3420Q scores 8.04/10 due to its excellent resolution, built-in KVM, and USB-C hub, but it falls short in terms of color gamut options and higher price point.

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52 MSI Prestige PS341WU

The MSI Prestige PS341WU is a 34-inch ultrawide monitor featuring a 5K2K resolution offering exceptional detail. Its wide aspect ratio and color accuracy—achieving 98% DCI-P3 through factory calibration—make it suitable for professional workflows like video editing and content creation. The HDR supp...

53 Gunnar Optiks Vertex

Gunnar Optiks Vertex glasses are designed to mitigate the effects of blue light exposure from computer and gaming screens. The wide-frame design offers comfortable wear for extended periods. These glasses help reduce eye strain, fatigue, and potentially long-term digital device use impacts. They are...

54 Steve Furber

Steve Furber is a prominent British computer engineer recognized for his pivotal role in developing early computing technologies. He was instrumental in designing the BBC Micro and significantly contributed to the architecture of the ARM processor at Acorn Computers. His subsequent work leading the...

55 Roka Blue Light Glasses

Roka Blue Light Glasses are designed to mitigate potential effects of prolonged screen use. The lenses feature an orange coating that filters high-energy blue light, a wavelength known to disrupt circadian rhythms and cause eye strain. These glasses are suitable for individuals who spend significant...

56 HP DreamColor Z32x

The HP DreamColor Z32x is a 32-inch studio monitor engineered for professional visual work. Its 4K resolution and factory calibration deliver exceptionally accurate color reproduction vital for demanding applications like animation, film post-production, and graphic design. The monitor’s wide color...

57 Gene Amdahl

Gene Amdahl was a prominent American computer engineer who significantly shaped mainframe design. He led architectural efforts at IBM, notably with the System/360, and later founded his own company, Amdahl Corporation. His work established Amdahl's Law, a critical concept in understanding the limita...

58
VI
From $499.99

The ViewSonic VP2756-4K is a color-critical 27-inch 4K monitor that doesn't skimp on connectivity. It supports hardware calibration for sustained accuracy and covers 100% sRGB and 98% DCI-P3. The USB-C port delivers 100W of power delivery, and the ergonomic stand offers full adjustability. It's an e...

7.97 Good
Why this score

The ViewSonic VP2756-4K scores 7.97/10 due to its excellent color accuracy and comprehensive connectivity options, but it's slightly pricey for the segment.

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59 LG 32UN880-B UltraFine Ergo

The LG 32UN880-B UltraFine Ergo is a 31.5-inch 4K UHD IPS monitor featuring a unique built-in ergonomic arm mount instead of a traditional stand. The C-clamp arm allows users to extend, retract, swivel, tilt, and pivot the screen for flexible multi-tasking and improved desktop ergonomics. Equipped w...

60 Osborne 1
Osborne 1

The Osborne 1 is a portable microcomputer introduced by Osborne Computer Corporation in 1981 and widely described as the first commercially successful portable computer. It is a luggable system rather than a battery-powered laptop, with a small built-in cathode-ray-tube display, two floppy-disk driv...

7.94 Good
Why this score

Pioneering portable computer with major influence, constrained by weight and infamous business fallout.

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