"The MagHub Quad Max has a different idea entirely. Rather than giving your laptop one extra screen, it gives you three, each measuring 18.5 inches, unfolding from a single sleek unit to transform your laptop into a true multi-screen workstation anywhere you go. One cable connects the whole system. Four screens total, counting your laptop display. A setup that looks less like a productivity tool and more like mission control at a small space agency."
"The average laptop screen sits somewhere between 13 and 15.6 inches, which sounds perfectly reasonable until you start juggling four browser tabs, a Figma file, a Slack thread, and a terminal window at the same time. At that point, a single screen stops feeling like a workspace and starts feeling like a peephole. The 13-inch MacBook is Apple's most popular laptop, and on the Windows side, the 15.6-inch display dominates sales charts,"
The MagHub Quad Max unfolds three 18.5-inch panels from a single foldable unit to expand a laptop into a four-screen workstation. One cable connects the three 1920×1080 FHD IPS panels and the laptop display for a total of four screens. The combined display measures 55.5 inches and delivers roughly 119 PPI. The panels offer 100% sRGB color gamut, 300 nits brightness, and Low Blue Light filtering for comfortable extended use. Each screen can hold full-size browser windows, terminals, or dashboards without zooming. The design prioritizes screen area over pixel density to support document work, coding, and data feeds.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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