If you love the portability of a laptop but miss the comfort of a desktop’s multi-screen setup, laptop screen extenders are the perfect fix. These plug-and-play add-ons clip to your laptop, instantly ...

Included cables are a bit stiff and awkward Clamps can be fiddly to operate Lack of an included case hinders portability Working on a laptop can be a freeing experience compared to desktop-bound ...

The KYY 15.6-inch, triple-screen laptop extender adds two 15.6-inch portable displays to improve multitasking and ...

Last year, I reviewed the Cevaton S6 and I thought it was a nice and convenient laptop screen extender. Now, I have the Cevaton P5 in house and this one may be a better choice for many users. While ...

I travel often. And sometimes, I travel for long enough periods of time that I absolutely need more than just my laptop screen. The Cevaton S6 15.6″ Laptop Screen Extender fits that need really well.

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The KYY X90D Triple Laptop Screen Extender can add two more screens to a laptop working in mirror or extended mode. Some people simply can’t stop working. We used to call them workaholics but they are ...

We look at the latest technology gadgets and consumer tech toys and what they can offer to business IT. One laptop and Chromebook, or one laptop and an iPad with a keyboard, or just two laptops? Those ...

KYY today announced the release of its latest triple-screen laptop monitor extender, designed to transform a single laptop ...

I’m always looking for ways to improve my workflow and work faster. I use a second monitor at my desk, but the more, the merrier, right? Since a double-screen extender is cheaper than a full-size ...

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