Teacher:Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: I've wanted a product like this to exist for more than a decade. I imagined a device like a Palm Pilot or maybe a little bigger that could connect to a computer to display low-priority or infrequently-changing information without taking up the \"expensive\" real estate of my main monitors.<br /><br />That's pretty much what this device (and its class of devices) is, and if you approach it from that angle, you will be very pleased.<br /><br />First off, and I'm sure others have said this, but take it seriously: DO NOT BUY THIS MONITOR FOR VIDEO, GAMES, OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT REQUIRES A LOT OF ON-SCREEN MOTION.<br /><br />Basically, as long as you do not have a lot of the picture on the screen changing at any one time, it behaves like almost any monitor, but when a significant amount of the picture changes, you will lose frame rate and the image will be corrupted until it stabilizes.<br /><br />With that out of the way:<br /><br />PROS:<br />* Great for displaying web pages and documentation off of my laptop-- reference material I would otherwise want to print out.<br /><br />* The picture is very crisp and the colors are vibrant.<br /><br />* If expectations are right, price is a bargain.<br /><br />* Supporting portrait and landscape makes it very flexible.<br /><br />* If you've used multiple monitor setups in Windows before, this is just another monitor as far as Windows is concerned.<br /><br />CONS:<br />* Form factor is oddly shaped (it's not flat in the back) and size of screen v. resolution is less than ideal (I would have preferred a smaller screen with the same resolution).<br /><br />* Has needed two USB ports each place I've used it (though it claims it may only need both on older laptops).<br /><br />* USB connection to monitor is in an awkward location under the kickstand-- a little tricky to plug in and can't be plugged in with the kickstand closed.<br /><br />* In portrait mode, monitor is a little unstable on its kickstand.
Student:
Almost perfect for what it's designed for..