ViBook USB to DVI Adapter for Multiple Screens for Mac and Windows PC
Previously we mentioned about USB to DVI Adapter for Multiple High Resolution Display from Sewell, now there is a similar product being released by Villagetronic targeted for PC users that doesn’t like to use conventional display output. Named as ViBook, it is a tiny yet powerful USB graphics solution that can connect any LCD monitor to your USB ports conveniently.
Amazingly, it can support up to maximum of 1680 X 1050 wide screen resolution without any technical limitation. As similar to Sewell product, there is a way to connect to as many as 6 different displays, with condition that you get six ViBook with each DVI port connect to one display (maximum of 22-inch display). Another major advantage is this new product is designed to be small enough to be mounted behind any kind of LCD monitor’s panel so that you can have a neat working environment in space constraint office space.
The new solution is compatible with both Mac and Windows PC systems, and priced at only $130, it is quite an affordable solution especially for those users that need multiple panoramic views for more effective work.
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December 14th, 2008 14:36
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