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expiredGypsyKingDeals posted Feb 25, 2022 06:39 PM
Xebec Tri-Screen Portable Workstation w/ Dual 10.1" Displays (Refurbished)
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It's interesting cause in a laptop form factor you are getting this for the portability and if I were working at home on my desk I wouldn't want a 10.1" screen but if I'm flying around and constantly traveling I don't think I'd want to carry around an extra 2 x 15" screens either. And when you're in an airport having two smaller 10.1" screens may be absolutely worth it, especially if they are portable and easy to carry.
I dunno. That's like having 2 netbooks side by side to your laptop and although that has some utility, a 10.1" display isn't exactly ideal. If these were 14" for $400, I could see going for it, but at 10.1" the added screen real estate is a little squinty for me.
I have a coworking space in my building but don't have a dedicated desk. After some research, this was the best option for a portable multiple monitor setup. I keep everything on one of those 3 tiered Ikea kitchen carts and just roll my setup to a new desk each morning.
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I dunno. That's like having 2 netbooks side by side to your laptop and although that has some utility, a 10.1" display isn't exactly ideal. If these were 14" for $400, I could see going for it, but at 10.1" the added screen real estate is a little squinty for me.
I dunno. That's like having 2 netbooks side by side to your laptop and although that has some utility, a 10.1" display isn't exactly ideal. If these were 14" for $400, I could see going for it, but at 10.1" the added screen real estate is a little squinty for me.
It's interesting cause in a laptop form factor you are getting this for the portability and if I were working at home on my desk I wouldn't want a 10.1" screen but if I'm flying around and constantly traveling I don't think I'd want to carry around an extra 2 x 15" screens either. And when you're in an airport having two smaller 10.1" screens may be absolutely worth it, especially if they are portable and easy to carry.
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I have a coworking space in my building but don't have a dedicated desk. After some research, this was the best option for a portable multiple monitor setup. I keep everything on one of those 3 tiered Ikea kitchen carts and just roll my setup to a new desk each morning.
This seems good though for an integrated option, personally I have two external USB-C displays but you need ample desk space to have those propped up with their folding stand, that or get yourself some tablet holders that have a smaller footprint.
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I also looked at several Asus, Acer, etc USB-C panels. They're higher quality IPS, but they also have several pain points. Mostly, the price is around $200 (best buy had a sale once for a few hours for $100 a panel, but been waiting a few years for that to never come back). They also typically have horrible kickstands/angle adjustment. Also, they're all 16:9 resolution. Once you get use to 16:10, it's painful to switch back.
These seem REALLY compelling, and I'm strongly considering pulling the trigger. They're smaller panels @ 10.1", but they're damn high resolution at 1920x1200. And since they're IPS, they'll have excellent viewing angles. I'm mildly concerned about the brightness, but for secondary tasks like email or reference docs, who cares?
And the mounting system keeps it off the table -- much better & more natural positioning, especially if you use the laptop on a riser stand with a BT/USB keyboard/trackpad/mouse.
I have a coworking space in my building but don't have a dedicated desk. After some research, this was the best option for a portable multiple monitor setup. I keep everything on one of those 3 tiered Ikea kitchen carts and just roll my setup to a new desk each morning.
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The use-case shown is a little wonky, but I have a 10.1" screen that I stick below my 38" Dell Ultra-wide. My Dell has VNC or CAD running, and I use the 10.1" screen for IMs (Microsoft Teams and MacOS Messages). Having a separate "space" for them really helps. My laptop is off to the side with Outlook.
I could definitely imagine a use for a second small screen as well. But again, I'm not taking a risk on a refurbished XEBEC brand...
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