The Lepow DualViews portable monitor has been announced. The new portable monitor can connect to two inputs simultaneously. The dual screens can be stacked vertically above a laptop for expanded multitasking jobs. It can be also structured as a go-between to present information to others with its convertible-like hinged build. One of the DualViews screens also operates as a touchscreen.

The Lepow DualViews monitor comes with a unique design and bears comparisons with the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i. It comes with lots of positives from the Yoga Book 9i and will come with its own custom chip. The DualViews portable monitor is rated as a plug-and-play gadget and will not require a driver installation. It will also deliver up to 65W charging via USB-PD. The monitor will rely on the input device for actual CPU performance.

The Lepow DualViews have two separate, hinged displays. It is light enough to be placed above a laptop but remains robust. This offers a potentially unique vertical stack with a boost in productivity. The DualViews on its own, can be used in a tent mode for presentations. One of the displays is a 10-point touchscreen which provides another layer of flexibility. The DualViews offers up to 1024-level pressure response for some degree of stylus support. The display resolutions of the DualViews monitors are not known yet.

The DualViews portable dual monitor will soon launch on Indiegogo and more optics of the gadget will be released then. Till then, we wait for the release of the portable Lepow monitor with expectation.

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