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As dual-screen setups are becoming increasingly popular in the computing space, a brand called Mobile Pixels has its own product on Kickstarter that’s already gained a considerable amount of attention ...

TL;DR: Dual-screen workstations are great, but all that extra room also comes with the discomfort of turning your head to see multiple monitors. Geminos is a dual-screen desktop monitor system ...

Mobile Pixels wants to change the way you use dual monitors and have launched the Geminos stacked dual-screen desktop monitor on Kickstarter. Dual monitors have been a mainstay for many computer users ...

Dual monitors are becoming a typical setup at home and in the office. The problem, however, is they can often cause strains on our bodies. The ergonomically designed Geminos Stacked Dual 24" Screen ...

Overview Dual monitor setups enhance productivity and multitasking capabilities.Ultrawide monitors offer expansive screen ...

This twist on a dual-screen setup lets you adjust the height and angle at which you view your screens. As useful as a dual-monitor setup can be, it’s not the best for a cramped workstation. If you ...

The following content is brought to you by Mashable partners. If you buy a product featured here, we may earn an affiliate commission or other compensation. This ergonomic marvel is practically ...

A growing number of companies are offering portable monitors with two displays. Last year we reported on UPERFECT’s UStation Delta, which has two displays that can be stacked vertically or folded up ...

Mobile Pixels has been making portable displays including models designed to give your laptop a second (or third) screen for a few years. Now the company is taking aim at the desktop display market.

If you want to display your computer's screen on another monitor, you can set up dual monitors, whether you're using a ...