I come from Apple's MacBook world, so I'm used to well-built, powerful laptops that, above all, don't take risks and, after several years of the same design, are starting to feel very boring. If ...

Having two displays in a single device is a growing trend that appeals to people with limited desk space or who need extra pixels to work with when on the go. But often, dual-screen devices, like ...

This summer Lenovo plans to launch the world’s first laptop with a rollable OLED display that extends upward to give you 50 percent more screen space when you need it. But the company may have another ...

No matter how large your laptop display is, sometimes it helps to have a little more screen space. And there are a growing number of ways to get that without docking your laptop to a desktop monitor.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Working while staying mobile can be a bit of a challenge sometimes. My particular workflow relies heavily on having at least two screens ...

The simplest way to sell this notion: Ask your clients how they work on a single screen. Assuming they switch among multiple applications, a dual-screen setup can help. For example, they could be ...

If you're lucky enough to work away from the home and office, you'll be aware of the extra challenges it entails – like finding reliable Wi-Fi and adequate screen space. This impressive ...

Stacked dual displays are becoming more popular as people realise their ergonomic benefits compared to two side-by-side monitors, and where space is at a premium—say in a tight home-working space or ...

Who needs not one, not two, but three displays? You do. Portable USB-C displays are thin, light, and convenient, but they can ...

The beauty of an ultra-wide screen is the ability to have more windows open at the same time or to be able to view large spreadsheets without scrolling. Have you noticed the trend for the use of ...

The Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo (above, right) was an eye-catching design with only a secondary screen that spread the width of the keyboard. In fact, I recall it catching my eye in Spider-Man: No Way Home.