Of the handful of portable monitors I've reviewed this year the GeChic On-Lap 1302 ($199 list) is the most unique product in the category for a couple of reasons. First and foremost, it is the only ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. GeChic’s 13.3-inch On-Lap 1302 portable monitor is designed to give a smartphone, laptop, or camera a second ...

Today we quick 3-page review on something that I simply found handy, it is little related to the enthusiast gaming audience but handy in many situations. Say you're on vacation, have a gaming need, ...

With a great Smartphone, you can read a book, watch a movie, or surf the internet. Well, barely, the screen is always too small. Until now. GeChic offers a 13.3-inch portable screen as an extension to ...

The GeChic On-Lap 2501M is the world's first 15.6-inch monitor with a built-in battery, but is it worth your cash? The multi-monitor set-up is as practical as it is cool. With an ever-increasing ...

You might not have heard of GeChic, but the company has just revealed a new portable monitor. Question is, should you invest in one? Find out in our GeChic On-Lap 1002 review Taiwanese company GeChic ...

The new GeChic On-Lap 1302 does something for smartphones that I can't say I have ever wanted – adds a larger second screen. The thing I like about my smartphone is that it is small and portable. I'm ...

GeChic, a world-leading company in portable display technology, has released its latest On-Lap 1305H 13.3-inch, Full HD HDMI portable monitor. On-Lap 1305H is mainly designed for travelers, business ...

"Two screens good, one screen bad", as Eric Blair might have written: but how do you get two screens on a notebook? Normally you'd have to attach a desktop monitor, which obviously limits your ...

GeChic will soon sell you a 15.6-inch monitor for your phone. That’s right – your phone. The 1366 x 768 LED display comes complete with a pair of speakers, a 9,600mAh battery and inputs for MHL, VGA ( ...

The stand defaults to landscape mode, you pull out a magnetic rubber kickstand, fold it back a couple of times and stick it (using magnets) to a metal strip on the back of the case. Portrait mode is ...