im looking for portable monitor which can plug and play with usb. did some search the choice is really limited and the brand are unknown.. anyone have suggestion?

Asus MB169C+

Don't know can source locally or not.

Nice.. but no sell locally. Headache when claim warranty

G-Story 17.3" Portable Monitor
If I didn't rmb wrong heavy arm got sell

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/asus-zen...AW8zMj&search=1

This is ASUS official selling in Lazada

its just seller looks like official that provide Local Supplier Warranty
Asus official store that provide manufacture warranty: https://www.lazada.com.my/shop/official-asu....3c841c243TRFBA
btw still have nice rating.

This post has been edited by JungWoo: Oct 19 2018, 09:37 AM

Anything similar quality but cheaper?

About that ASUS portable monitor, it only accepts connection FROM USB-C.

Alternatively, consider the ViewSonicmy M1 projector? Smaller than carrying a monitor but down side is you need a surface to project on.

How is the m1 compared to Canon Rayo S1?

Oh very different.

Ours has

1. Harman Kardon speakers
2. 6 hour operation time (vs 2 hours)
3. 16GB internal (vs 4GB)
4. Costs a lot less.

Our M1 also comes with auto-keystone and has remote control. Not to forget it also has a whole lot of other input.

Any dealers in Kuching where we can have a look?

Hello, can visit PC Image.

Bought it from Compuway Saberkas. PCImage dont have it.

It is indeed the brightest among the portable ones so far, at 250 lumens.

Some suggested improvements
-Ability to load device drivers to use wireless presentation tools plugged into the USB (such as Logitech R400)
-Improving brightness to maybe 800 lumens? I dont mind if battery life reduced to 3 hours, as a compromise. Still more than 2 hours packed by Rayo S1.
-Maybe also include better manual, more information on options to connect and use. Eg. How to copy stuff to local storage

This post has been edited by mbr: Nov 6 2018, 09:52 AM