With USB powered monitors, it is possible to make use of multi-display while on the move. Supports auto-rotate (requires Windows OS and driver installed).8 Video Preset Modes: sRGB Mode/Scenery Mode/Theater Mode/Standard Mode/Night View Mode/Game Mode/Reading Mode/Darkroom Mode.Supports display and power via native USB Type-C or USB 3.0 Type-A with installed drivers.Flicker-free and low blue light technologies certified by TÜV Rheinland.The latest USB monitor, officially named “ZenScreen”, runs on a single USB Type-C cable to plug to computing devices. Prior to MB16AC, ASUS had developed a few USB monitors, like the MB168B+, MB169B+.

ASUS, whose brand name is better known in this part of the world, started manufacturing in recent years too. AOC is one of the first companies that manufactured USB-powered monitors since the start of the decade. But now in 2017, such USB monitors can achieve rather impressive quality for productivity use. What it means is that you can enjoy multi-screen displays on-the-go.įirst-generation displays are understandably limited by the development of USB display drivers and USB power, and their screen resolution are relatively low. All it needs is one single USB cable, which carries both video and power to the monitor. Better still, it does not require the standard VGA/HDMI/DP cables. Quite simply put: this monitor does not require AC adapter to power up. Meanwhile, an innovative solution has already been in the market for many years: USB powered monitor. But the solution seemed less elegant, involving connecting to the same Wifi instead of using direct cables. Years ago when my Gen-1 iPad started to become obsolete, I explored the possibility of using it as a secondary display that can be used with a desktop or laptop.

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