Mobile Pixels Inc is a company that likes to offer its customers multiple screen options.I have created a wide range of works (opens in new tab) Add one, two, or more screens to provide extended and additional screen offerings for laptop users to improve the productivity of mobile workers.
We are now focused on desktop innovation with the Geminos display family. Geminos and Geminos X. These are large clamshell foldable displays that are fixed on adjustable pedestal stands with built-in hubs. Product designers claim that using the Gemino “saves space on your neck and desk,” and its adjustments and articulation make it perfect for all kinds of productivity tasks.
The Geminos Stack Screen Kickstarter project was a huge success on the crowdfunding platform and was fully funded in just 36 minutes. This weekend, the Geminos developers announced their crowdfunding stretch goals. project We started with a goal of $25,000 and have now raised over $1.6 million in about half of our campaigns. Once the project reaches his $1.75 million (18 days to go), the buyer will add her QHD screen-equipped Geminos-X model with the option of a 10-point touchscreen (additionally he will spend $50 ) can be obtained.
It’s easy to see the potential appeal of Geminos monitors, but what about the specs? There are some more important details to flesh out the basics. One of the first things to consider is that we have two Geminos models. Despite many similarities, the Geminos and the Geminos X have one major difference. The former has two 24-inch FHD displays, while the latter has a QHD display. As a display product, it’s important to take a closer look at the screen specs, not just the folding “gimmick”, so we’ve compiled the main monitor specs in the table below.
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Gemini |
Geminos X |
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|---|---|---|
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screen |
24″ x 2 |
24″ x 2 |
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screen tech |
IPS, LED backlight |
IPS, LED backlight |
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display resolution |
1080p for 97ppi |
1440p for 123ppi |
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Luminance |
250 nits |
300 nits |
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contrast |
1000:1 |
1000:1 |
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colour |
6-bit, sRGB 97% |
6-bit, sRGB 99% |
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refresh rate |
60Hz |
75Hz |
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reaction time |
14 ms |
14ms |
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Other features |
USB-C 100W PD dock with 1080p webcam, speakers, HDMI, USB, SD/CF card, Ethernet, audio and more |
USB-C 100W PD dock with 1080p webcam, speakers, HDMI, USB, SD/CF card, Ethernet, audio and more |
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Physical |
20 lb, 4 inch thick pedestal adjustment stand |
20 lb, 4 inch thick pedestal adjustment stand |
As you can see from the figure above, the QHD model is slightly better than the FHD model in some ways not directly related to the solution. Maximum brightness, color gamut, maximum refresh rate. I should also comment on the claimed 13 ms response time. This means the design of this clamshell monitor won’t turn any fast-paced gamer’s head. Another difference between the FHD and QHD models comes when the stretch goals mentioned in the intro come into effect. If you want 10-point touch functionality on the bottom panel, you need to choose the QHD model (Geminos X) and add $50 to your order.
As for pricing, as of this writing, the Geminos is still listed for early purchase at $499, while the Geminos X is $649.Both of these are claimed half Upcoming retail prices.
Please remember that participating in and funding a crowdfunding campaign is not the same as purchasing a product from a web store. Sometimes projects go wrong and people lose cash. Compared to that fact, an early adopter may get these innovative products first and get a hefty discount on his MSRP on general sale.
If you like the idea of twin monitors stacked one above the other, but don’t like the flex and seams, check out our recent review of the LG DualUp 28MQ780 monitor. This is equivalent to stacking two 21″ QHD monitors. on top of each other.
