The holidays are the perfect time to upgrade your home entertainment and creative spaces, and LG’s StanbyME 2 makes it easier than ever. With its award-winning design and versatile functionality, this ...

A portable, touchscreen monitor is a niche product, but could be a handy solution for those who require the extra screen real estate on the move. The use case for such a device could be anything from ...

If you’re in the market for a portable yet powerful monitor, you’re in for a treat. The LG StanbyMe Portable Monitor is discounted for Black Friday, and it’s quite the deal. Originally priced at ...

If you are searching for how to record the screen in Ubuntu, we have already explained using the built-in screen recorder and third-party apps. However, for those using other Linux distros, we have ...

If you want to add the kind of tight phone integration that CarPlay and Android Auto offer but don’t want to buy a whole new car, a portable CarPlay screen is the way to go. Right now, Amazon has a ...

Prime Big Deal Days alert: This 32-inch portable TV from Fiteye is on sale for $847-- a discount of 15% off its usual $997 price -- during Amazon's October Prime Day sale. Although it's primary ...

When SunFounder sent me their latest 10.1-inch IPS touchscreen designed for the Raspberry Pi 5, I was curious to see how it compared to the smaller screens I’ve used before. What really caught my ...

TL;DR: A Grade A refurbished ASUS Chromebook C523 15.6″ Touchscreen is just $119.99 (MSRP: $229) Technology tends to demand constant upgrades, but sometimes the smart move is finding a device that ...

I can't imagine my desktop setup without a second screen. It's made researching and writing a whole lot easier, particularly when I'm looking at multiple browser tabs, videos, and a note-taking app ...

Ignoring the poor touch functions, the Delta Max is a good-looking and well-built and super-adjustable portable extended dual screen that connects to your MacBook for a more spacious screen experience ...

The concept of the now-ubiquitous touchscreen interface was put into words in October 1965, when Eric Arthur Johnson, an engineer at the Royal Radar Establishment in Malvern, England, interested in ...