I had to think quite a bit about that myself, so no shade. Perhaps it should be obvious (32 is 2x16 and 18 is 2x9, after all), but in my excitement for a non-16:9 portable monitor that needed some serious triple-checking in my head. The giveaway for me was the two other versions in more ordinary 16:9 resolutions.
IIRC Lenovo had that on their Yoga 2 Pro way back when (at least it had a weird not-quite-4K resolution), but that used an RGBW subpixel array and had terrible contrast, so I don't think many others used that panel. There are probably others too, but I think UHD panels became common too quick for this to really become a thing.
There is no such thing as a 240hz IPS and touch screen 1080p portable panel or that would end my suffering. So, I will take the trade off for sake of productivity and portability. I like that I can still use this with my switch, PC at home would be little touchscreen discord side monitor. In the future, when I move I would downsize to just one of these little touch screen portable monitors and make my new main a 32' 4k 144hz HDR 1000 FALD display. That would be solid and still portable enough for my apartment hoping life.
This is about a month ago.
"Hey, just a heads up, I called Asus to see if I could get an update. After a few days, they called me back and informed me its delayed until next year. Unfortunately no month or quarter given.
Huge bummer, almost complete with my new Velka 3 build and was hoping it would have been out by now."
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Im thiking of buying this monitor: http://www.jscsm.com/index.php?case=archive&act=show&aid=296
It has 1 USB c which is for power i think and then 2 mini HDMI so can easly use a converter if one wants to connect a USB c deceive. since there is no proven 17 or bigger that is slim enough to travel with this is the best i i could find. Any input?
It has 1 USB c which is for power i think and then 2 mini HDMI so can easly use a converter if one wants to connect a USB c deceive. since there is no proven 17 or bigger that is slim enough to travel with this is the best i i could find. Any input?
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Nothing specific about that model, but I've never met a mini or micro HDMI connector that wasn't utter garbage. They're very poorly designed connectors with too little mechanical strength to hold the quite thick and heavy cables they are meant to connect, leading to wiggling connectors, faulty/unstable connections, and ultimately mechanical failure. YMMV, of course, and very few portable monitors seem to use proper HDMI so one doesn't really have a choice.
I will probably upgrade to the asus XG17 when its released. I was told this model will run from a usb c port but 5v and 2A. my plan is to use hdmi converter. i can buy it for 150USD and its the best i can find for a 17 inch portable or is there something slimmer and better that i missed?
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As I said I don't know of anything better, I was just trying to mentally prepare you for how terrible those connectors are so you don't expect this to be something for long-term portable use. I wouldn't expect it to last more than perhaps a year with a lot of connections and disconnections (guessing based on own experience with microHDMI connectors) - though if it has two inputs that alleviates the issue a lot, of course. I would recommend you get as thin and light HDMI cables as you can find, as they'll pull less on the connector.
Yeah im prepared thanks haha. I have had some cheap china monitors in the past im just looking for the "best" china monitor i can get, i got this for around 130 US so will report when i get it. I hope to see some better quality portable monitors 2020. I will try to find a thin and light cable thanks for tip!
IT'S COMING
No price yet though.
No price yet though.
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Too busy figuring out if I can to think if I shoul
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Same here. Fingers crossed that it's below $500, though I think that's optimistic.
Edit: a Spanish hardware site claims €399. At that price I might very well buy one at some point.
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This is the last piece in my LAN set-up puzzle, so I'm 100% getting one so I can have a full 2080 system that fits in my backpackIT'S COMING
No price yet though.
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