The Dasung Link 2 is a wireless E Ink touchscreen display that looks like a smartphone thanks to tis 6.7 inch display and pocket-sized design. But this isn't a full-fledged phone. Instead it's more like a portable monitor that's meant to pair with your phone. Connect it to an iPhone or compatible Android phone and you can mirror your screen to the Link 2, effectively giving your smartphone a high-contrast, sunlight visible, matte black and white screen. Available now for $329, the Link 2 is thinner than the first-gen model from 2023…

Over the past year or two we've seen several crowdfunding campaigns for a weird category of devices: keyboards with built-in displays and clamshell designs that basically make them look like tiny laptops. The latest example? The VitaLink keyboard has a 13 inch, 4K touchscreen display and an RGB backlit keys. What makes this model a little different than some others is the front-facing stereo speakers...

The Dasung Paperlike 13K is a monitor with a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 2400 pixel E Ink color display that can show grayscale content at 300 pixels per inch with screen refresh rates as high as 37 Hz, although those numbers will drop if you want to view color content or emphasize image quality. Dasung first announced earlier this month, and now the company has…

The KeyGo is a keyboard with low-profile scissor-switch, RGB backlit keys, a number pad on the right side, a CNC aluminum body and two USB Type-C ports. What makes it unusual though, is that there's also a 12.8 inch, 1920 x 720 pixel IPS LCD touchscreen display atop the keyboard. Plug the KeyGo into a Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS device and you can use that widescreen display as a second screen and an input device.

In a way, the Bigme B13 portable monitor with a color E-ink display reflects how far the company has progressed as a player in the e-ink device market. Consider this: how often do you see such experimental products coming from startups or lesser-known manufacturers? In my view, the main challenge with this device is its […] Post Bigme B13 Portable E-Ink Monitor Review: Who Is It For and What Is It Good For? at Root-Nation.com.

We've seen smartphones, tablets, and laptops with foldable displays in recent years. Now a company called Aura Displays is bringing foldability to another product category: portable monitors. The Aura Single Flex Pro (Gen 1) is a 13.3 inch OLED display that you can fold in half so that it takes up less space in your bag. Or you can bend it in the middle to create a sort of pseudo-laptop experience with one part of the screen facing upward while the other faces forward or hold it in your hands like a book with the fold acting like the crease.

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The new Samsung Movingstyle LSM7F is a portable TV that's also basically a big tablet. It has a 27 inch, 2560 x 1440 pixel, 120 Hz display and Samsung's Tizen-based smart TV operating system. Unlike most TVs though, this model has a touchscreen display and a built-in 69.3 Wh battery that provides up to 3 hours of run time while unplugged.

The Welder keyboard is a mechanical keyboard with RGB backlit keys and a special feature - a built-in 12.8 inch touchscreen display that makes this input device look more like a widescreen laptop than a standard keyboard. Expected to have a retail price of $699, the Welder keyboard seems pretty expensive, but the company behind the keyboard is running a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign…

Want to give your laptop a little extra screen space when you're on the go? There hundreds of portable monitors available that can double your screen space with typical prices ranging from $50 to $200. And if you want to take things to the next level, several companies have launched slightly higher-priced dual-screen portable displays that turn a laptop into a triple-screen beast.