X-bit labs

Started by: 31415 | Date 05/05/08

Comments: 8 | Last Comment:  05/17/08

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1. You should really think about moderating the comments following the reviews, X-bit. This is especially necessary on hot topics touching Intel or AMD processors, but as you can see, the trend is spreading. The unprepared outside viewer may be left with the impression that a vast number of the visitors are teenage retards, which I would like to hope is not the case.

As for the review - I really enjoyed it, good work!

Shit man,
My comment was removed!
I was the first one in too!

2. Good Review. More close up pictures of the TWO monitors together would have been nice. Also, can more than one of these be used at a time? Will there be a conflict? Is this a high-bandwidth USB Device? (Meaning, should it not be used in the same USB hub as .. lets say.. flash drives or 1000hz Mice (Razer Mice)).

3. How about just install 2 20-inch LCDs one on top of another with a vertical mount, like Nintendo DS? That way you don't sacrifice desk space, and you can get higher resolutions for the cheap. After all, modern 20-inch LCDs have same native resolution as 22-inch ones, so choosing smaller screen can save you some money. As for the bracket itself, you can always put the monitors in some adjustable bookshelves.

4. Very interesting product. I sure could use a 7" monitor to move all of my Photoshop toolbars to. :)

5. Hehe, only use for this 7" screen you haven't mentioned, and _should_ be OBVIOUS, is using it to display picture of person you're video-conferencing with. Why obvious? Well, think it's obvious :D I mean, monitor has _webcam_ and a small extra screen, and they can both work at the same time through USB :) I call that OBVIOUS :P ;)

Other than that, nice review, and a great product, will be usefull to a lot of people. I just hope it won't bear a huge price premium once it gets to local shops.. Or better yet - that smaller Ubisync will be offered separately sooner than later (as well without huge price premium)

6. I want one of these for my HTPC :)

7.
very informative

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