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19-03-2007, 17:03
Samsung launches USB monitor
Monitor chaining via USB 2.0
SAMSUNG FABBED UP a press release saying that it launched the SyncMaster 940UX. MO< Now, this would not be an interesting press release, except the monitor was developed in conjuction with a much smaller company named DisplayLink, and features a unique thingie: network display - graphics and video via USB port.
Instead of having two monitors connected to your graphics card via DVI - and quite often that second connector being an analogue D-SUB15 one - you only need to connect this monitor to your graphics card or a motherboard and from 940UX picture will go onwards to the second one, in a nifty daisy chain.
Two monitors isn't so special these days, so 940UX can daisy-chain up to five additional 940UX monitors, which ends up in a working environment of 7680x1024 pixels, or simply put three monitors on top of lower three and have a working desktop of 3840x2048.
This all is possible thanks to DisplayLink DL-120 chip that is located inside each monitor.
All in all, a neat product. µ
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38301
um Monitor via USB 8|
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Monitor chaining via USB 2.0
SAMSUNG FABBED UP a press release saying that it launched the SyncMaster 940UX. MO< Now, this would not be an interesting press release, except the monitor was developed in conjuction with a much smaller company named DisplayLink, and features a unique thingie: network display - graphics and video via USB port.
Instead of having two monitors connected to your graphics card via DVI - and quite often that second connector being an analogue D-SUB15 one - you only need to connect this monitor to your graphics card or a motherboard and from 940UX picture will go onwards to the second one, in a nifty daisy chain.
Two monitors isn't so special these days, so 940UX can daisy-chain up to five additional 940UX monitors, which ends up in a working environment of 7680x1024 pixels, or simply put three monitors on top of lower three and have a working desktop of 3840x2048.
This all is possible thanks to DisplayLink DL-120 chip that is located inside each monitor.
All in all, a neat product. µ
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38301
um Monitor via USB 8|
cumps