samsung digital frames double as second pc monitor
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October 16th, 2008 post a comment (9) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Earlier today, I told you guys about these cool little USB monitors that you could attach to your PC so you could stick your spare palettes, widgets and menus on them. But the problem was that they’re only available in Korea. So I set out on a mission to find something similar which could be purchased right here in the good old U.S. of A. My mission was a success.
These LCD screens from Samsung may look like your typical digital photo frames, but they have a unique feature that lets you use them as a secondary PC monitor, without need for a special video card.
The 8-Inch Samsung SPF-85H LCD
Now I better get mine ordered before all you guys buy up all the inventory!
October 16th, 2008 post a comment (9) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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I also came across the Samsung SPF-85V
which is an 8-inch model with a bit less memory, but built-in Wi-Fi for image transfers.
Great find. One of these would be perfect for getting those tool boxes in Photoshop out of the way so I can work in full-screen without anything getting in the way.
I agree with technabob … Samsung SPF-85V might be better
This is such a cool idea! And I love how it can double as a digital pic frame!
Question: Do these behave like real additional displays, or can they just mirror the primary screen?
These can act like Extended display (real additional secondary display) , with just an USB cable attached to the host PC/ laptop,
Wonderful device.
Yep. That was the whole point. A second display - shweet.
is there a touchscreen like on the MIMO ?
Bye
(I’m french, sorry for my english ..)
Nope. I’m hoping the MIMO makes its way West one of these days.