Whether you're in a studio or on location, the ASUS ProArt Display PA147CDV 14" Ultrawide Multi-Touch Monitor can significantly streamline your professional creative workflow. Designed to bring the dual screen experience found on the ZenBook Duo laptops to a broad range of devices, this ultrawide touchscreen may be used alongside your main display or laptop to keep application tools and shortcuts at your fingertips. Featuring a 1920 x 550 resolution with a 32:9 aspect ratio, this compact and portable display may be placed almost anywhere in your workspace to add 10-point multi-touch control, Microsoft Pen Protocol 2.0 compatible stylus support, a control dial, and extended content viewing to your computer.
Product SKU:
1736938
14_329_ips_touchscreen_panel:
HDMI | USB-C
1920x_550_resolution_at_60_hz:
5 ms (GtG) Response Time
aspect_ratio:
32:9
bit_depth_color_support:
8-Bit (16.7 Million Colors)
color_gamut:
100% sRGB100% Rec. 709
contrast_ratio:
1200:1
display_size:
14"
dot_pitch:
0.179 x 0.179 mm
finish:
Glossy with Antireflective Coating
hdr_compatibility:
No
maximum_brightness:
400 nits / cd/m2
panel_type:
IPS-Type LCD
pixels_per_inch_ppi:
143 ppi
refresh_rate:
60 Hz
resolution:
1920 x 550
response_time:
5 ms (GtG)
screen_area:
13.55 x 3.88" / 344.22 x 98.60 mm
touchscreen_technology:
Yes
variable_refresh_technology:
No
viewing_angle_h_x_v:
178 x 178°
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Up until recently I used a similar USB monitor like this underneath my main monitor, which was a Samsung Neo G9 49" Odyssey. The Odyssey alone is basically like a triplehead setup by itself in terms of real estate, but regardless of much a single monitor has in resolution, there's something efficient / usably nice about physically separate monitors, such as window snapping (vs. software window snapping with hotspots).
A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
This is F-in cool but seems like it should be half the price based on screen size alone. I realize they aren't pumping out millions so the economy of scale (or lack thereof) is probably a large portion of the $$$. Stylus support also costs money.
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This is F-in cool but seems like it should be half the price based on screen size alone. I realize they aren't pumping out millions so the economy of scale (or lack thereof) is probably a large portion of the $$$. Stylus support also costs money.
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What's the use case for this...?
Up until recently I used a similar USB monitor like this underneath my main monitor, which was a Samsung Neo G9 49" Odyssey. The Odyssey alone is basically like a triplehead setup by itself in terms of real estate, but regardless of much a single monitor has in resolution, there's something efficient / usably nice about physically separate monitors, such as window snapping (vs. software window snapping with hotspots).
A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
Up until recently I used a similar USB monitor like this underneath my main monitor, which was a Samsung Neo G9 49" Odyssey. The Odyssey alone is basically like a triplehead setup by itself in terms of real estate, but regardless of much a single monitor has in resolution, there's something efficient / usably nice about physically separate monitors, such as window snapping (vs. software window snapping with hotspots).
A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
Thanks, I think the way you described it is the way I pictured it in my head also... Can't justify a $330 spend for just that though, as much as I want to!!!
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The dashboard of a car isn't needed? I mean, I was entirely with you up to that point -- then you lost me. If you don't have a car dash, how are you going to monitor your speed, rpms, oil temp, etc?
What he probably meant by "not always needed" is that you dont always look at it, obviously because you need to be looking at the roads while driving and only seldomly look at the dash.
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A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
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But the touch screen would be pointless for such a setup.
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A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
A usb monitor like this fits perfectly underneath a main monitor/multi-monitor setup. The placement (i.e. below) and size I found was really nice for tertiary screens in your workflow that you want always open but almost never center of attention.
Examples of this for me were watching netflix/youtube while working, spotify, or even messaging windows of coworkers that i needed to see as soon as they msg me, but they don't necc. msg me constantly every minute.
I agree the price is way too high. Touchscreen is nice but kinda pointless in the setup I outlined above.
Think of this monitor as like a car dash. Absolutely important, but not always needed.
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