Dell unveiled a portable monitor that looks like it was ripped off an XPS laptop
Dell has announced a 14-inch USB-C portable monitor priced at $349.99, which will go on sale worldwide on August 31. It features a 1080p IPS panel with LED backlighting (60Hz refresh rate, 6ms response time) and can be used as an additional display for a USB-C laptop.
The monitor, which Dell calls the C1422H, has a narrow frame and minimalist design that makes it look like it's been ripped off an XPS laptop. It features a built-in stand that tilts from 10 to 90 degrees. The portable monitor weighs less than two kilograms and its peak brightness reaches 300 nits.
There is a USB-C port on each side of the base that can receive and transmit power; they can also handle video signals in DisplayPort 1.2 alt mode. You can get started by simply connecting the monitor to a laptop or other device using the included USB-C cable. The monitor will be powered by your laptop as long as they are connected.
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If you want your device to remain charged while it is connected to the monitor, you can connect your device's USB-C power adapter to another USB-C port at the base of the monitor for pass-through charging. Although, this portable monitor may not be able to transfer the full amount of power needed to charge your laptop.
Source: engadget
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