Miki

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.

Source: mydigitallife

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The Hundred Gunner

Isn't the eVGA USB --> DVI device the same thing? And the eVGA is only $70 (at least it was at fry's last time I checked, and that's BEFORE a $20 mail-in rebate).

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Miki

Pretty cool, although I don't think it supports Apple though, at least not according to Newegg.

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The Hundred Gunner

I did a little research a few days ago when I saw it in a Fry's ad with the mail-in rebate. According to what I read, the device isn't officially supported by eVGA, but the maker of the chip inside the eVGA device has a driver to get it to work with OSX.

http://www.everythingusb.com/evga-uv...ter-14667.html

http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/feedback/...I-adapter.html

They have a tough time supporting things like flash video on 16x10 and 12x10 resolutions, I hear.

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"I just talk the way I see things... If that's offensive to you... I'm sorry; you're a loser." - Michael Savage

"But you would be amazed by how many people think that the only reason to have a computer is to play games, and that playing games is all that anyone with a computer does." - dangerousHobo