Does Win10 Support External Touch Screen Monitors

First of all- Touch screen(!) Let me just tap here and there and setup everything in one minute... Support up to 12 channels- are you kidding me? I can record an orchestra with this. Locked 6 XLRs, high quality 24bit files, quick menu and also very intuitive (maybe it’s because I’m not a pro sound man..) Supports the new microphones from zoom. BT device disappointed because it’s support just to turn on/off audio tracks and start/stop recording.. the levels was so complicated for you control from the app? (Maybe update in the future so that..) The spider looks at first was a little strange and threatening, but after a few days you found this alien very useful. Just plug your cable wherever it comes from (left/right/up/down..) Every plug support 48v phantom power. After all of this (I’ll be fine if my finger once in 10years will sweat..that’s one of the reasons I comes to shooting day with clothes..) Who are those people who sweating in the fingers anyway?!) Zoom H6.. it was very nice to meet you. Mr. H8...Welcome Aboard! ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE MONEY!

I bought two of these cables to add two additional monitors to a Mac Mini M2 Pro. They work great when plugged into the USB-C/TB4 ports. The main monitor is still fed from the built-in HDMI port. The Mac Mini M2 will support one external monitor and the M2 Pro version will support two external monitors. The only problem I have, from time to time, is that I have to reset the display arrangement after reboot or sleep. I don't think this has anything to do with the cable, but seems to be a feature of Mac display management or the order in which the connected monitors sleep and wake up. I've also used the same cable to connect an external monitor to an iPad Pro, for which it also works perfectly.

I used this mount for a trade show, mounting 100 lb touch screen monitors to wooden panels that were attached to framing hardware. The mounts were super easy to install, and robust enough that I didn't have any doubts that they would hold the monitors without issue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does what my MAC can't on its own: Allows me to have two external monitors along with plenty of room for other peripherals.

Love the touch screen, the built-in light, and the fact that I can attach external mics, headphones and lights. I'm not crazy about the Pixela software, but that's a strike against the Canon software folks, not against the camera. Overall, I'm very pleased with this camera...sharp videos, and it's small and light and great to take on hikes!

I was a bit concerned as to whether a 14 would be adequate since I was coming from a 16 MBP, but it turns out I don't miss the extra screen size and the portability and lighter weight more than makes up for it. I also tend to use external monitors at home, so the smaller screen size on the laptop itself is no big deal. Speaking of external monitors, that's the reason I went with the Macbook Pro instead of the Air since the latter only supports 1 external monitor and I usually run two. Performance-wise I have yet to be able to get this laptop to show any signs of slowness or stress no matter what I throw at it so I feel good that this should serve my needs for a good long while.

Works well and does not interfere with the touch screen.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to. The magnetically are a really nice touch too!

Screen protector is a must-have on all of my camera monitors.

The monitors are excellent, they have a non-reflective screen, which I like very much.