First ever USB PC Monitor introduced by Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi released their new USB PC Monitor that comes with a built-in ethernet connection and USB hub. At this moment the monitor is only available in Japan.
DisplayLink president and CEO Hamid Farzaneh said
“Notebook PCs are perfect for working on a plane or train but not always so productive back at the office. The new Mitsubishi WIDE LCD display (model RDT201WDL) with DisplayLink’s USB technology helps give mobile workers the visual workspace they need with next to no hassle. Once again, a leading global electronics company has recognized that DisplayLink’s plug-and-play technology is the best choice for delivering exceptional performance across multiple screens.”
It features
- 1680 x 1050 resolution
- USB hub
- 20.1″ wide display screen.
- Built-in Ethernet connection
- Energy-saving feature
- On-screen energy meter
Mitsubishi claims that it’s LCD can deliver a better energy consumption level, when compared with traditional LCD monitors currently available on the market. Not just that the RDT210WDL can also decrease energy use by up to 36 percent.
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@Jaygo333
I don’t think a monitor of that size is going to be running off USB power. It most definitely has its own power supply.
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Sounds promising. But given the battery size off of a netbook, how long will one have with this plugged in.
How much power does it consume. And is it drawing all the power from the USB?