When regular displays included in desktops or tablets get too boring while making a presentation, the AOC e1649fwu monitor tries to come in handy. Developed in collaboration with DisplayLink, it is incorporated with the company’s DL-125 chip.
The portable display aids users who need to address and engage an audience when presenting their work. The device can be synchronized with computers via its USB port, which uses the interface version 2.0. It shows off a 15.6-inch screen capable of displaying in a resolution of up to 1366 x 768p at a speed of 60Hz.
“With DisplayLink technology, AOC was able to rapidly bring to market this productivity-enhancing, versatile monitor for both mobile professionals and the home office user,” commented Robert Velez, AOC Marketing Manager. “The market for extended displays is growing rapidly, and this offering with its low power consumption, cord-independence and value price makes multi-screen computing more practical than ever.”
Irrespective of its seemingly complicated moniker, the e1649fwu appears pretty simple to use. It consumes approximately 8 watts of power and draws it from the device it is connected to through the USB port. The monitor displays visuals in portrait as well as landscape modes, which is supported by the integrated stand. Operating systems compatible with this screen include Windows 7, XP, and Vista, Apple Mac OS X Tiger, Leopard as well as Lion. Linux support is available through several standard distributions.
The AOC e1649fwu monitor price in the U.S. is $139 (approx. Rs. 7,120). It is available through online retailers like TigerDirect, Best Buy, Costco, or at nationwide outlets of hhgregg, Nebraska Furniture, ABC Warehouse, Electronics Express, and others.
