The ZenScreen is an additional monitor for your computer that only requires one cable - and is flexible in terms of form factor and can be positioned very freely - including a cover that can be folded up so that you can easily extend it on the move without straining your back. So far, so understandable. And anything but a novelty - "small extension screens" have been around for years - but let's be honest: most of the ones we've seen so far are seriously flawed - colour greyness that makes you despair of Excel, energy consumption like the event lighting at a rock festival and manufacturers whose complaints competence is more than dubious. But now that we have one in the magazine, have the devices grown up? Read more!
What is it exactly? First of all: The "ASUS ZenScreen OLED MQ16AH" (catchy name!) is a portable 15.6-inch OLED monitor (total size including housing 16 inches, weighing 600 grams), which extends the desktop with FullHD (1920 × 1080) and supposedly 100 per cent DCI-P3...
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