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Yet Another Design Approach to Multi-Screen Laptops

The TriMax Pro

By Rain Noe - August 29

in Tech

This TriMax Pro marks the fourth design approach we've seen to multi-screen laptops. It doesn't look like they've got the hinges quite perfected, but here's the idea:

From a physical standpoint, the concept is lot simpler than the Duex Float we looked at last year:

And it's a lot less clunky than the CrowView monitor we also looked at:

Then there was the insane seven-screen Expanscape Aurora 7, which failed last year:

The TriMax Pro has been successfully Kickstarted, despite the fact that there's no company or manufacturer name attached to it; it was literally posted to Kickstarter by some guy. I'm amazed that people will fork over $1,000 for a tech object made by someone with no track record, but those are the times we live in.

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Tyson Brazille

a month ago

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I’ve used an old laptop to expand my screen but it’s clunky and since one of the laptops use outdated hardware, the logistics are not smooth enough for high production.

I like these options and will try to campaign for my employer to invest in either one or two of those options.

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Dee An

3 months ago

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The grandaddy of these machines is the Lenovo ThinkPad W700DS from 2009, with two screens.
https://newatlas.com/lenovo-w700ds-notebook/11001/

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