$200 15-inch Portable Monitor: Viotek LinQ Touch Review

[Julio Franco]

The Viotek LinQ Touch is a portable touchscreen monitor that you can use in a number of scenarios. The 15.6-inch 1080p IPS display runs at 60 Hz and is integrated into a light chassis. It's slim enough to slip inside a backpack along with a laptop or other device, and the idea is you could use this as a secondary monitor or a larger display while on the go.

Read the full article here.

https://www.techspot.com/review/1894-viotek-linq/

 

[QuantumPhysics]

For those times when you need to set up a command center on an Airplane or a hotel room.

 

[motoDrizzt]

You know what would be really cool, instead of this screen? A review of a day in the life of 8 hours in a row with a VR headset.

I'm lucky enough to be able to travel while working, but then clearly I can't bring with me a couple of basic 26 inches screen. Which means that, as a developer, I can't really be as productive as I would normally be with a basic setup.

But then...it would be really interesting, and I'm sure it would be for many, to know how it would work out by wearing a VR visor to use instead of the monitor; I know there are software out there that allow to "VR-ize" Windows, and then you can use it to both run your IDE on a couple of virtual 30 inches screen and later to watch Netflix on the virtual equivalent of a 100 inches screen. I could as well rip away the display from my laptop to save more weight :-D

So, what do you think? Are you going to do such review? With different headset tested, too, maybe?