Devices: AirTab, ASUS PN50 and Raspberry Pi
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AirTab 15.6″ Portable Display Provides 2x USB-C Inputs (Crowdfunding)
While portable displays have been available as far back as at least 2012, they’ve become more popular in recent years as they can both offer a secondary display to your laptop, or add a larger screen to your smartphone.
In the last two years, we’ve already covered BlitzWolf BW-PCM1, T-bao T15A, TAIHE Gemini (which ended up being a failure), Airview, and Desklab among others. But apparently, there’s room for more with the launch of AirTab, a 15.6″ portable touchscreen or non-touch monitor, on Kickstarter that’s already surpassed its $10,000 funding target.
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ASUS PN50 – The World’s First AMD Ryzen 4000U Mini PC
Since this is a barebone mini PC, no operating system is specified, but it’s clear Windows 10 will work after drivers installation, while Linux distributions may have to be tested first.
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Learning with Raspberry Pi — robotics, a Master’s degree, and beyond
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