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This Triple Boost Pro Adds Three Unfolding Screens to your Laptop
A display manufacturer called Aura has developed this Triple Boost 14" Pro, which adds three screens to any laptop. It requires only a single USB-C cable running from your laptop to power the thing, and an internal chipset—plus a software driver you need to install—runs the extra displays. A large kickstand at the rear supports the weight. The three 14" screens feature a 1920 x 1080 resolution and have matte screen surfaces. Housed in an aluminum frame, it folds into a briefcase form factor and weighs around 4.7 pounds. All three of the screens can be folded away from the laptop user, in a sort of presentation mode. Here's how you deploy the thing:The company's taking pre-orders now for the suspiciously low price of $469 and say it will ship later this month.
A display manufacturer called Aura has developed this Triple Boost 14" Pro, which adds three screens to any laptop.
It requires only a single USB-C cable running from your laptop to power the thing, and an internal chipset—plus a software driver you need to install—runs the extra displays.
A large kickstand at the rear supports the weight.
The three 14" screens feature a 1920 x 1080 resolution and have matte screen surfaces. Housed in an aluminum frame, it folds into a briefcase form factor and weighs around 4.7 pounds.
All three of the screens can be folded away from the laptop user, in a sort of presentation mode.
Here's how you deploy the thing:
The company's taking pre-orders now for the suspiciously low price of $469 and say it will ship later this month.
