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MIMO UM-720S Touch Screen USB Powered 7 inch Swivel LCD Screen Mini Display

MIMO UM-720S Touch Screen USB Powered 7 inch Swivel LCD Screen Mini Display

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MIMO UM-720S Touch Screen USB Powered 7 inch Swivel LCD Screen Mini Display

 
 
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Features
  • 7 inch, 800×480 resolution LCD touch screen monitor with horizontal or vertical display

  • High Speed USB 2.0 Powered/Interfaced (USB Plug & Play)

  • Perfect additional Mini-Display to set up Widgets, Chat Windows and other Software

  • Ultra-portable Integrated Stand and Cover, weighs less than 1 pound

  • Package contents: UM-720S display and stand, USB Cable, Installation Disk and User Manual


Description

Powered by DisplayLink technology, MIMO UM-720S 7" USB connected and powered LCD mini monitor is a friendly and affordable way to add productivity to notebook and desktop computers. It is ideal for dedicating visual workspace to applications that are used at a glance, such as instant messaging and calendars, also perfect for Gadgets and Widget applications like news and weather monitoring , Photoshop palettes and multimedia playback such as iTunes, digital TV, video conferencing, MP3s, photos and more. Using USB for both connectivity and power, MIMO UM-720S features integrated stand and cover, 90 degree pivoting functionality, a 800×480 resolution LCD, and a resistive touch screen, that can be used in portrait or landscape mode.


Product Details
Product Length:7.1 inches
Product Width:1.0 inches
Product Height:5.5 inches
Product Weight:1.0 pounds
Package Length:18.5 inches
Package Width:10.6 inches
Package Height:2.6 inches
Package Weight:1.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0
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5Don't listen to bad reviews online...the Mimo is a great mini monitor.  Feb 16, 2010
The Mimo is everything they said it will be, except for one reviewer who said that the MIMO UM-720 uses two USB ports, ( That's a lie because it only uses one )...I had no problem with the setup and the touch screen display looks very sharp but works better with a stylus, which is not included. So far i've used it for Virtual box with Ubuntu installed, Opera, Skype and Win 7 widgets without any issues. Dialing Skye numbers with your hands is very cool..( just had to include that in )....so buy one and try it before you start posting bad reviews.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Works great, really easy to set up  Jan 01, 2010
I love my MIMO! I have it connected to a laptop running Windows Vista, and the software installed very easily. (I had an error/hang when I tried to install with both checkboxes marked, but it worked beautifully when I did them one at a time).

As soon as the drivers were installed, it immediately became an extension of my laptop screen with one cord (and one USB port, not two - at least with the version I have, 720S). Calibration was quick and easy. I can choose to have it extend my desktop in whichever direction I choose. Then I grab the handle of a window and move it over to the small screen. I have my tasklist and my twitter feed on it currently. If I turn the screen off, those windows just appear back on my main screen. Likewise, the touchscreen works seamlessly also. Touching a window with the stylus will shift the window focus to that window and acts like a mouse click (so I can check off tasks with my stylus once I focus on that window), and focus will shift back when I click my touchpad on a window on the main screen.

After reading other reviews, I was surprised at how simple to get working this was and how intuitive and handy it is. This "toy" will get a lot of use here.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

4Very good product with interesting potential  Dec 30, 2009
I received the UM-720S promptly after ordering it, and I had no problem connecting it and starting to use it under Windows XP. It's very nice that only a single USB cable is required (as some USB-powered devices need to be plugged into two USB ports to get enough power). The display is crisp and bright, and the driver allows it to be rotated. The touchscreen functionality works reasonably well - it requires a firm press to register consistently, and the tracking is typical for these kind of screens (i.e. it's nowhere near the responsiveness of tracking on an iphone). It's very nice that you can use a stylus instead of your finger. The screen and stand are incredibly thin and compact when folded up. The USB connector comes straight out of the back of the screen, which may be awkward for some applications (like mine), but a right-angle USB connector can be obtained very cheaply. For the price, and for particular applications (such as building a custom controller), this is a very good product, and is currently quite unique. I'm getting close to ordering a second one, which should tell you how much I like it.

UPDATE: I just discovered that OpenGL operations do not work on a DisplayLink device (such as this monitor). So, if you're doing custom development of software to make use of this monitor, you should be sure to NOT use an OpenGL-based library. The DisplayLink drivers may support OpenGL, someday, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5Definitely worth the price  Dec 03, 2009
I was looking for an additional monitor to use with Acer Aspire M5800 and I came across Mimo 720s. Glad, I did! It is a portable device, so I can use it with my notebook too and it fits into my notebook case perfectly. It only operates through USB, so no power cords or graphic cards are necessary. It has its own graphic card, therefore it does not need to use computer's RAM, CPU, etc. It occupies two USB ports though, I wish Mimo could handle it with one USB cable. Software was easy to setup. Once I calibrated the screen, I did not come across problems with the touch screen. Touch screen response is quite smooth and reliable. Mimo can be horizontal and vertical, but it does not go through horizontal to vertical like the iPhone, you need to manually adjust it from the software. It could play high quality movies with no problem. Outlook, iTunes and MSN work great on it with the touch screen ability. But the best use I found out for Mimo is that when I watch a movie or play games on my main monitor, I can see whats going on at the background with Mimo. So far, I am very pleased with my purchase and definitely recommend it!


13 of 20 found the following review helpful:

2An expensive prototype  Oct 13, 2009
Bought this item for a very specific purpose: rapid prototyping for touch-screen interfaces. I wasn't concerned with the terrible 6 o clock viewing angle or the 262k colors. It just had to work as a touch screen. Which it barely does.
Contrary to the funny translations from the manual, I was able to display full motion video onto this screen without any problems. Yes, the video files I was testing weren't great but then again neither is the native resolution of the display. The display brightness isn't very good. For indoor use and dark computer labs, it's ok. Would not recommend puting it in any kind of direct illumination.
Construction and assembly seem decent but nothing to write home about. The display has 3 buttons concealed on the left edge under its little blue power LED. I'm glad to report the LED is not of the light-house kind and won't need to be masked off. The buttons control power (or stand by) and brightness. You really won't be using the brightness controls though, unless you're prototyping a bed-side clock. The entire screen is powered via a Y cable USB connection (mini USB at the display end).
The software is...beyond words. The manual does a good job of pointing you in the right direction, even with instructions of the type "The calibrated Touch Screen coordinates may vary upon the lapse of usage time." Unfortunately, the drivers are a mess. The display part of the drivers seems ok. I successfully installed the display on a Shuttle PC and a laptop (M2400). The touchscreen on the other hand, installed properly only on the Shuttle. On the laptop it refused to properly scale the calibration screen to the available display area, such that only 1 of the 4 points was actually visible. This rendered the ENTIRE touch screen completely useless. After re-installing the drivers from the CD...twice, I went online and downloaded the same drivers directly from the website. Once again, the display driver worked correctly but the touch screen driver kept on failing to initialize properly even though I rebooted. I chose to ignore the failure and attempted to calibrate once again. It worked! The app properly scaled the calibration display to the screen and I was able to calibrate and use the touch interface. I'm sure I'll keep getting that failure every time I connect the display though.
There isn't much else to be said. At $200, this is at best an alpha candidate for a product. These days you can have a full 19 inch display for less or a very nice photo frame with way more brains than a simple display. So the question you need to ask yourself before taking out your credit card is "How much do you NEED the USB interface?" Mine's already packed and ready to return.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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