How does it compare to the USB3 AOC monitor? I use a Windows Surface Pro and love it, just need more screen space. Thanks!
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I love this monitor as its sleek slim and effective. My friend who showed me this monitor saw it on a guy using a surface up in first class, so should be perrect
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I have both usb monitors, and there are pros/cons to both. Major con for me with Lenovo, is that it is bulky in the back... it is not flat, so does not fit in bag well. AOC doesn't have cover.
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Did you ever get an answer. I'm shopping for a new monitor and I really like what I have read so far except for one review that said it better with VISTA. I'm a true believe in XP, so if it doesn't work with XP, it don't need it. I would like your opinion if you are asking this question. What else other than price do you like about this monitor. I can't fnd anything about a USB port and is that really necessary. JimSpring, TX
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I love it. I bought it for my Surface (has Windows 8) and it works great. I love the fact I can put it in the same case with my tablet and spend 1/3 the cost of the one they want you to buy.
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I have never used a Chromebox but I use this monitor to work from home and I love it. I normally forget to turn it off but that has never been an issue. The color is great and the size is awesome. I would recommend this for any use as a monitor. Hope the feedback works :)
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I happen to use both every day - the apple 27 inch at work, and the viewsonic at home.I prefer the viewsonic for the non-glossy finish, adjustable stand, and aesthetic. I'd buy it again in either case. The image quality is great on both monitors, so that wasn't a difference to consider here.
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Sharon, I don't know which is better. I do know that I this Omni is fast enough for me, the large monitor is much bigger than the laptop I was using and has a clear picture. My son saw the Omni in Wal-Mart after our third laptop crashed. Our family had a MAC long ago and I liked the concept. I considered it but was too set in my way to learn their operating system. We (my son and I) agreed that this computer can be moved easily to any room in the house. But back to your initial question...the Omni was the only option at the store. I/we didn't have anything to compare it too.
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I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 = YESAs extended, as second only display, as mirror, all no problems. Displayed fine.Works fine with standard monitor. Also works with 4k monitor.Plugging into Surface is a little snug, but only a little. Plugs in just fine. All works fine.
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Pro Surface has Pro Windows, the name says it all, and don't hesitate to upgrade to 8.1 Pro it is a nice improvement.
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It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't figured out how to make it look better yet. It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't... » Read More It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't figured out how to make it look better yet. « Show Less
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The os is your choice; I have Win7 upgradable later if I want. The screen seems matte to me, but I'm not sure....
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I just bought the AOC. And, after reviewing the Q&A;, I bought the Anker 60W in order to support 3 screens. And, the AOC is still not working when I have another external monitor. The AOC screen is not full size unless I disconnect the other external monitor from my laptop.
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I am using it with Surface 3 Pro and it presents absolutely no problems. Trackpoint is smooth.
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I have an ASUS Ultrabook with an I7 processor, 4 GB RAM, 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0 ports and one 15 pin VGA port. I drive 4 external 22 in 1920 X 1080 monitors. Three of them are AOC USB powered monitors and one is an LG monitor connected to the VGA 15 pin port.(I could probably connect to the HDMI port but havn't bothered) In addition I can use the laptop's 13 in screen also giving me a total of 5 monitor setup. One of the AOC USB monitors is connected directly to the ultrabook's USB 3.0 port while the other two are each connected to their own powered USB 3.0 hub. Attempting to connect more than 1 AOC USB monitor to a single USB 3.0 hub results in continual cycling / resetting of the monitors. Using the remaining usb ports on the various hubs for other USB devices works fine. (I have USB keyboard, USB mouse, three external USB 1TB hard drives as well as various misc other USB items.) I seem to have hit a limit as to the number of connected monitors as trying various other configurations trying to add a 4th USB powered monitor (Making 6 total monitors) has been unsuccessful. They fall into a continuous cycle of resetting. I primarily use office software and so not particularly graphics intensive (Other than publisher) and everything works flawlessly with no discernable lag. Even watching Netflix on one of the monitors while I work has no affect on response times. Ocasionally on one of the USB monitors I get a series of 1 pixel wide RGB lines but usually only when displaying a heavy graphic in MS Publisher. Moving the document to one of the other screens and the problem is solved. I suspect the problem is in the USB hub that monitor is connected to. If anyone has found a good USB hub that can drive multiples of these monitors I would love to find out about it.
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I don't know. I haven't used the other monitors. It is an excellent monitor for the price paid, the reviews were overall positive, AND my daughter has used two of them for over a year and is very pleased with their performance which is why I bought it.
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Hi, Mark. Your reply is very helpful to me. I'll looking at getting a small notebook in the future and was hoping to be able to handle some graphics and web editing without too much of a slow down. I'm glad to know you're happy running Illustrator on the NC10. How is the graphics card with an external monitor? Is the 2nd monitor limited to 1024x600, or can it handle higher res on the external?Thanks!
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I did not have any luck with it. I am using a SenseVision DisplayPort to 3xDisplayPort and can run 3 external monitors or 2 and the surface display. Works great. You can buy for around $130.SenseVision DisplayPort to 3xDisplayPort