Read more.Stock will be available via Amazon on Friday, this USB 3.0 IPS FHD monitor costs $149.
Read more.Stock will be available via Amazon on Friday, this USB 3.0 IPS FHD monitor costs $149.
I've no idea if the monitor is any good or not, but AOC really need to work on their model names!
Not really sure why they don't also include an HDMI/MHL port on these. I can imagine a number of uses where a device could power the screen [via USB] but output via HDMI (eg. Raspberry Pi or a console). Basically, the extra flexibility would make this a marvellous product, esp for the mod/DIY community. As it stands, its use scope is much narrower.
Last edited by Irien; 10-05-2017 at 12:47 PM.
So could I use my S7 via this device?
So let's say I could sync with this via WiFi and stream a fill via my phone?
Wants to plug it into his Phantom 4 controller/Blackmagic camera... but can't as it doesn't have hdmi. Moves along.
Worse, it doesn't send a "video feed" over USB, it sends a USB signal over USB. PC has to be tricked into using a virtual USB graphics card in the monitor itself that creates the actual video signal thus requiring driver support for proprietary USB graphics adapters and not just, say, a signal converter/adapter.
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