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The big laptop manufacturers each have one or two mobile displays these days, e.g. stuff like the Thinkvision M14, which is basically just the display portion o
by formerly_proven 6y ago
The big laptop manufacturers each have one or two mobile displays these days, e.g. stuff like the Thinkvision M14, which is basically just the display portion of a 14" thinkpad. These are USB-C only though, so compatibility is rather limited and getting these to work on something without USB-C requires about 100 € in adapters (Wacom Link - 75 €, USB-C PSU - 25-30 €).
- jankotek 6y agoAsus Zenscreen and others have build in displaylink, so it works over USB3 with $3 adapter.
- HaoZeke 6y agoI was using a ThinkVision M14, but my USB C port died on me.
- ThrowawayR2 6y agoIf USB-C isn't an option, there are portable gaming monitors with HDMI inputs as well that are slightly cheaper, like the Gaems m155.