Portable display unfurls like an umbrella for on-the-go productivity A few years back, we covered a pop-up computer monitor that could fit in a small carry case between uses, and also serve as a pico ...
Developers, programmers and professionals searching for a small portable display may be interested in two new screens created by Gemini offering either 1080p or 4K resolutions depending on your ...
Portable monitors have gained in popularity, and it’s easy to see why. They’re a boon to both desktop and laptop users. While portable monitors might not reach the large screen sizes of conventional ...
The NexPad is a portable 12 inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel IPS LCD touchscreen display designed to add a second display to your smartphone or notebook. But it does that in an unusual way, thanks to a ...
A lineup of incredibly thin portable monitors is now available from espresso. The monitor comes in 13.3-inch or 15.6-inch variants that are 5.4mm thick. The espresso Display line of monitors starts at ...
The InnoView 15.8″ portable monitor is one of the latest entries in the China-based manufacturer’s growing inventory of affordable, lightweight monitors. Carry-around monitors can be a frustrating ...
TL;DR: Australian tech company espresso Displays has launched the espresso Display 15 and Stand+, a portable 15.6-inch Full HD external display priced at $299 USD. It features a premium aluminum ...
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Take an external display with you when you travel. Here are some of the best. Photo: espresso Displays External screens for MacBook or iPad aren’t just convenient in the office — they’re also great to ...
Photographing a display is difficult, so the Lepow 15.6-Inch USB-C Portable Monitor looks better than this. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac MacBooks are wonderfully portable but a laptop display can be ...
The trouble I had testing this monitor suggests that the minimalist ethos of this design probably went too far. The obvious answer is the touch version, if the extra cost of that isn’t an issue. The ...
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