With most jobs, classes, and even family events being online, it's almost a necessity to have the best, high-functioning equipment. I know you're thinking, "I already have a laptop. What more could I ...

A growing number of companies are offering portable monitors with two displays. Last year we reported on UPERFECT’s UStation Delta, which has two displays that can be stacked vertically or folded up ...

We live in a remote-friendly world. If the last few years taught us anything, it's that many of us can work and study from home. If you find your laptop isn't cutting it, a second monitor may be just ...

The Minisforum MDSA156 is a dual-screen portable monitor designed to enhance productivity and provide convenience for users who require flexibility in their work or leisure activities. Featuring two ...

When I first came across the FlipGo Portable Dual Monitor, its concept intrigued me. A vertically stacked dual-screen setup designed for portability is not something you come across often. With its ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you travel often but need to work while you're away, it's important to have a portable laptop monitor. A grab-and-go monitor that's not too ...

We all know the stress of having too many tabs or windows crowding our desktop screens. You don't have to live in a digital world that feels cluttered or chaotic, especially if your work requires you ...

There’s no shortage of portable monitors that you can connect to a laptop, smartphone, or tablet to get more screen space on the go. But the UPERFECT Delta stands out from the crowd, because it’s not ...

In an age when working remotely from a laptop is as normal as working in an office, more and more professionals are translating their day-to-day operations to the screen. Unfortunately, laptop screens ...

Foldable screens have been bending their way into consumer gadgets over the last few years. But with skepticism about durability, pricing, image quality, and the necessity of such devices, foldable ...

His point is that he's never seen the problem, neither have I across the 20 or so Macs I deal with on a regular basis. On my Mac Mini M1, I see fewer options for scaling the desktop to fit the monitor ...