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SainSonic EVOPIX Multi-Touch Portable Monitor
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SainSonic EVOPIX Multi-Touch Portable Monitor
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Compact and easy to use, the SainSonic EVOPIX multi-touch portable monitor offers an easy way to bring your work with you. Available in two sizes, it features a 10-point multi-touch IPS display with a 1920-by-1080p resolution Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downNotsoweisz
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Jul 19, 2019
I used to need these to lug up to headless computers inside LED billboards. Light and less stuff to carry was important while climbing a ladder several hundred feet over a freeway.
Question: is there pointer and on-screen keyboard ready to go with this? There’s no battery, right and I’m guessing usbc isn’t enough to run it, so that’s two more cables to lug.
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Yaka
22
Jul 19, 2019
are these fiully compatible with Raspberry pis? i need to know if all the touch screen features would work under rasbian os
JosephLau
0
Jul 19, 2019
What’s the difference in specs and function between this product and the Vinpok Split selling on Indiegogo?
SainSonic
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SainSonice
Jul 18, 2019
Hello everyone, just wanted to let you know that the dimensions on this page are for the packaging. Check this out!
Sacrin
0
Jul 16, 2019
What are the dimensions of the screen itself? The description says it's 3-4 inches thick, but I doubt that. I assume that's the size of the box.
mrvco
500
Jul 17, 2019
Can you provide more images? A screen thickness of 3.1 / 3.9 inches makes no sense on any level for a 'portable' display and especially based on the image below, thickness appears to be a bit more than 2x the Mini HDMI port... which would be much thinner than 3.1 inches.
Is the 3.1 inch measurement overall depth at the base with the stand extended?
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SainSonic
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SainSonice
Jul 18, 2019
mrvcoSorry, I think I've misread your comment, this thickness is around 0.23 inches.
Kbs666
19
Jul 16, 2019
Has anyone tried using a stylus/drawing pen with this? My nephew is learning graphic design and has been trying to save up for a Wacom tablet. If this works with a pen I'd get it for him.
njgphotography
120
Jul 16, 2019
Kbs666It should work with a stylus, but it won't have any pressure sensitivity like a real drawing tablet (like a wacom) would have. Far better to have a dedicated, standalone tablet (see Wirecutters picks: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-drawing-tablets-for-beginners/)
This is more meant for portable gaming, secondary monitor for road warriors, etc., not serious graphics work.
SainSonic
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SainSonice
Jul 17, 2019
Kbs666Hello there, this screen cannot work with drawing pen, but we'll definitely take it into consideration for future screens!
SainSonic
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SainSonice
Jul 16, 2019
Mobiletom
2
Jul 14, 2019
Hi guys: super product. Question: I am want to connect TWO of your screens to my HP Envy laptop which has only ONE USB-C DP port (and additional 3 USB Type A and mini HDMI. How can I drive TWO of your screens and with what cables. Do it need a separate USB-C power supply? Am I right: one screen signals through USB-C and power though (separate) power supply; second screen mini HDMI and (separate) USB-C power supply? I am sure it is possible but HOW exactly. Thanks for your answer
Mobiletom
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Jul 16, 2019
Hi Kris
the 2 screens arrived via amazon in less than 15 hours and as a anticipated THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL. GREAT PRODUCT. The work well with USB-C power or USB. My HP laptopn has no touch screen. When I connect ONE screen via HDMI/USB power OR USB-C with the provided cables the SINGLE screen works absoutely fine including touch. But when I connect BOTH screens ONE via USB-C and ONE with HDMI/USB power, one screen does not get a signal, so it is either the HDMI or the USB-C (HP laptop only has ONE USB-C). I tested the laptop and it can easily drive min. 4 screens VGA etc. and even with ONE of my new touch screens connected, either USB-C or HDMI, and one or two OTHER VGA scressn, a SINGLE screen displays well including touch.
I tried different settings on WINDOWS, including tablet mode, but with the TWO touch screens (even if I connect one through an external adapter USB->HCMI it does not work. I noted that WINDOWS 10 want to have your touch screen as primary display - so I kind of fear that it is perhaps the touch which causes problems (since with another screen it works well). So I think it is a setting under Windows, perhaps?
The screens are SO GOOD and I want to use them not only for travel but also at home (can be stored away easily) but I need a THREE screen setup and I thought this would exactly be what I need: left touch screen, center HP screen (no touch) - right screen touch.
Please try yourself - perhaps I did something wrong (however it is not a problem with your screens, they work perfectly singly) - connect one via HCMI and another via USB-C -my HP laptop is new (2 weeks old) so I do not think it is a laptop or USB-C problem?
Would be nice if you have a solution. Meanwhile, I will write a review on AMAZON because I think your screens are the best in luminance, touch and quality on the market - best success in selling (no review though so far on YOUTUBE but you should because your screens are the BEST).
Best
nfetterly
84
Jun 14, 2019
Delivered this morning, 6/14 (in an Amazon wrapped box). Review to follow at a later time. So far very happy with it (very minimal use). Came with stand so it can sit at greater angle (similar to a laptop screen) as well as a screen protector.
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