As noted by ArsTechnica, following yesterday’s release of OS X Mavericks, some users of USB-powered monitors that use DisplayLink drivers have experienced a variety of problems after updating. The ...

There's more to USB 3.0 than just fast storage; like Intel's Thunderbolt, it can carry video or networking data as well, with the right adapter. Thanks to some advances from DisplayLink (the ...

The first thing I noticed upon installing Mavericks on my Mac mini is that mouse movement on my second monitor was suddenly choppy. Instead of the mouse cursor moving smoothly across the screen as it ...

InFocus on Wednesday announced Intel-based Mac support for its line of DisplayLink digital projectors. The support has been added through the release of a driver available for download from InFocus’ ...

DisplayLink Computer Monitors: Adding More Screens. June 14, 2012 — -- Traditional desktop PCs need at least one monitor, and many people extol the virtues of working with two or more, even with ...

Apple imposed limitations in its M1 series of Macs about how many external displays could be attached. It’s just one for most models; a Mac mini lacks an integral display, and can support two.

Apple says most M2- and M1-based computers only support 1 external monitor. Alas, I wish it supported 1440p monitors at least. And perhaps up to 100 Hz? Most office monitors I’m seeing on Amazon today ...

Apple's recent macOS 10.13.4 update is causing some havoc among people using screen extenders like Duet Display and Air Display, as well as USB DisplayLink-connected monitors. "Installing macOS ...

Back in April, I had to the chance to review a pair of 7-inch, USB-powered, LCDs, meant to be used as secondary displays. Both displays were Nanovision Mimo Monitors and used DisplayLink technology.

The ability to connect multiple extended DisplayLink monitors is fully functional in macOS Mojave after being impossible in later versions of macOS High Sierra, the creator of the format has confirmed ...

Thing is, it doesn’t support any kind of acceleration, so any kind of hardware-based tracking, smoothing, filters, or hardware handling of codecs is inapplicable. Bad news, but chances are if ...