Espresso Displays released portable monitors with a thickness of only 5 millimeters

Espresso Displays is running a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter and hopes to begin shipping in February 2020. Displays are 13.3 and 15.6 inches, offer USB-C and mini HDMI ports and are designed to work with accessories that allow you to use them at home or on the go.



The expected retail price of the 13.3-inch model will be about $ 320, while the 15.6-inch model will cost about $ 350.

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