Samsung Screen Share Laptop

This is perfect for what I need. I use just my laptop, and share my 2nd screen with visitors. So I needed something more compact. Although I wish it were just a little smaller (maybe 6 inches less wide), it's just what I wanted.

I can't recommend this enough. I used it for a maker workshop so participants could see my table while I used my laptop to see the participants and share my screen. This device also has an option to use a tablet (I didn't use that part but you can see how it works in the advertising photo). It is adjustable at every possible angle you might need.

I just got samsung SSD 850 Pro about two weeks ago, and want to share my opinion about this product.... Very good looking light SSD works VERY, Very fast..... you absolutely going to notice the difference....especially if you have HDD... Read speed is about: 500-520 mb/s Write speed is about 400-450 mb/s

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am happy to share that, Samsung monitor and display is far best then other. I love to use it from few years ago. Love it.

I bought the LG Stanbyme to use as a display for events...and I LOVE it!! I have our products and testiminials saved to a thumb drive and am able to share what I have to offer on the screen. And if I'm super busy with customers, those waiting have something to watch until I can help them! We can also easily access the web to share more or even process online orders as well... While at home, it glides around easily...but taking it to events and transporting it can be a bit tricky - it's definitely NOT made for that but we're managing! At home, it serves as a wireless monitor extension for my home office, or portable movie screen anywhere we want to watch Netflix (other than the living room). The display is bright and the speakers are loud...its a great device all the way around!

I currently use this switch to share a monitor's USB hub between my work laptop's thunderbolt dock and my desktop PC. It carries my keyboard, mouse, audio, and webcam data without a hitch! Love the price and glad it includes both USB type B cables.

I plugged the components that I wanted to share (keyboard, mouse, and printer) and the computers to share those components (laptop & desktop) and the KVM switch worked fine.

I am using the speakers with a desktop and a laptop setup. The desktop is hard wired via the green colored sound jack. The laptop connects via Bluetooth. Both work just right and provide an easy way to share one set of speakers. (my computers share the monitors and peripherals via a KVM switch). The only hang up was that it took patience and repeated attempts to get the laptop to recognize the speakers in Bluetooth setup. However, now that its been recognized, I don't have to repeat the process. Sound is very good (not audiophile quality, but quite passable for computer speakers).

My wife and I purchased a telescope for our son a few months back as a birthday present (Orion SkyQuest XT8 Classic Dobsonian Telescope Kit). While we have had good family fun searching the skies, we decided to make some improvements to our setup to make it even more enjoyable by purchasing a camera. With the addition of the Neximage 10, we can now live view on a laptop allowing everyone to see without having to share the eyepiece - reducing the possibility of moving the telescope between viewers. Of course, another benefit, and the biggest factor in our decision is being able to easily capture images of our night adventures! The included software (iCap) is reasonably intuitive and it wasn't difficult getting things set up and running. In my preparations for the first night out, and based on recommendations, I also installed the free version of Sharpcap for comparison purposes. Once you have a grasp on the gain and exposure settings both software programs work well but I found Sharpcap a little easier to use overall. For reference, I'm using a reasonably current Windows-based laptop with an i7 quad-core processor and more than average ram. As far as the camera goes - it seems to be well built although I am concerned about the lack of strain relief on the USB plug. I'll probably come up with a way to fasten the cable to the telescope body so the cable isn't constantly weighing on the connection. Imaging seems to be pretty good for a camera at this price point. In summary, I found it easy to go from unboxing to capturing images in the back yard the same evening. It's a great tool to expand the fun of learning. My Son was excited to share our photos with his science teacher since they were just studying the phases of the moon prior to being sent home for the Covid-19 pandemic. I've attached a couple of sample images from our first night's use. We need to work on focusing a bit but these show the potential this camera has.

The evf and the best lcd screen are perfect than the A7M3. It share a similar ability with A7M3 only a little bit worse on the afc and eye-af, but it's very usable. The z mount lenses are very good as well.