Category Archives: Laptop Displays

Need some extra display?

Posted on July 7, 2010 by David Allen
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There are times when having another display running alongside your computer comes in handy as it can be used for email, messaging services or another application that the user would like to keep separate from the main display.

Simply connect through the USB port for an easy connection.

Here are the specs and features for the mini USB monitor:

•Small monitor runs completely off of USB, giving you an extra mini display whenever and wherever you need it.

•No extra power needed. The Lilliput monitor is powered by USB.

•No extra video card. The Lilliput h

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Extra Display Space

Posted on May 31, 2010 by David Allen
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Every laptop user could use a bit of extra display space and it does not have to cost the earth either, with these extra displays offer the user seven inches of extra screen, these come in different sizes and resolution ratios, but all offer the user the a display that can be used for instant messaging, videos and email.

Here are some of the features of the Mimo mini USB monitor:

•Small monitor runs completely off of USB, giving you an extra mini display whenever and wherever you need it.

•No extra power needed. The Mimo monitor is powered by USB.

•No extra

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Handheld Video Projector

Posted on May 26, 2010 by David Allen
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Why watch a video on a two or three inch cell phone screen, when you can connect to this little Cinemin Pico Projector that uses a flat surface to show a larger and possible much clearer image. This device uses the Texas Instruments DLP technology that produces a nice crystal clear image for video or just photos.

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The Gunnar Computer Glasses for sore eyes

Posted on May 21, 2010 by David Allen
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Spending a long time on the computer can make your eyes strain slightly; it has something to do with the constant flickering. However, this can easily be helped with the use of these Gunnar glasses that have been specifically designed for the long term computer user.

Here are the specs and features of the Gunnar computer glasses:

•Glasses specifically designed to reduce computer-related eyestrain

•Five different styles – Edge Onyx, Edge Ash, Weezer Onyx, Marley Mercury, and Rocket Mercury

•Black and brushed aluminium finishes

•diAMIX lens mat

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The mini Mimo display

Posted on March 12, 2010 by David Allen
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For consumers looking for an extra display for the system may find that there are plenty of choices and that means checking through all of the specs and features of those devices already on the market.

However, to save time and help out all of those facts and figures, check out this baby, the Mini Mimo display it comes and four different versions so there are still a few choices to be made but these are all on way place and start at around $130.

Product Features of the extra Mino Mini USB display:

•Small monitor runs completely off of USB, giving you an extra mini dis

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Great Additional 7” Display

Posted on January 11, 2010 by David Allen
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This is a brilliant addition to any laptop, it is a seven inch display powered via through the USB to provide a complete connection and to cap it all, the device is completely separate, so you will be able to use it for IM and other applications that you would like to keep off the main monitor.

Product Features

•Small monitor runs completely off of USB, giving you an extra mini display whenever and wherever you need it.

•No extra power needed. The Lilliput monitor is powered by USB.

•No extra video card. The Lilliput has a built in video card that runs over

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Expand your laptop screen

Posted on January 11, 2010 by David Allen
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This is a neat idea that will give the user a little bit more screen space, you will get a 10.1 inch display with backlit technology and it is powered through the USB port.

This is going to be ideal for applications such as VoIP and something similar, but you are probably not going to want to watch a video on it. Specs of

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Get some extra screen space

Posted on November 24, 2009 by David Allen
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Wouldn’t it be great to have a separate monitor for surfing or reading emails? Well you can and it does not have to cost as much as you would think, in fact, prices for these USB powered devices start at just $130!

iMo Monitor – This is the base level iMo monitor. It does not have touchscreen capabilities.

iMo Touch Monitor – Same form factor as the original iMo model, however touchscreen capability is added.

710-S Slider Monitor – The original utility of the Mimo gets even more portable with the innovative slider model. Almost half the thickness of

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Mini micro monitor

Posted on October 16, 2009 by David Allen
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These things are really useful and can help out with a lot of applications, the benefits are obvious and because it runs completely through the USB port. There is no need for additional wires etc. these little monitors are ideal for busy people as an email or messenger service could be run directly through the device while the user carries on working without interruption.

Product Features

Small monitor runs completely off USB, giving you an extra mini display whenever and wherever you need it.

No extra power needed. The Mimo monitor is powered by USB.

No extra vi

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The gScreen Spacebook seeing double

Posted on August 30, 2009 by David Allen
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You could definitely be fooled into thinking that you were seeing double with this new computer idea from gScreen it is the Spacebook and offers the user twice the normal display, that is two 15.5 inch display screens, that run parallel with each other and although this is in the planning stages it is quite a machine to look at.

 

The gScreen Spacebook series features:

Spacebook planned Specs:

Two LED backlit display screens

Windows VISTA/ WIN XP PRO (optional)

Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26-GHz

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