
Now available: Corsair's compact LCD monitor Xeneon Edge
The 14.5-inch screen can be operated via touch. You can use it to display system data, control programs, or set up your own custom controls.
With its elongated housing, which is 37.2 centimeters wide and only twelve centimeters high, the Xeneon Edge differs from classic monitors. Thanks to its compact design, it fits even where an ordinary secondary monitor would be too large.
Touchscreen with customizable interface
The Xeneon Edge features an LCD panel with a resolution of 2560 × 720 pixels. The aspect ratio is 32:9, and the refresh rate is 60 Hertz. Corsair specifies a maximum brightness of 350 nits.
The touchscreen recognizes up to five touches simultaneously, allowing for multi-finger gestures.
Under Windows, the Xeneon Edge functions like an ordinary additional monitor. You can, for example, move chat windows or music programs onto it. With Corsair's «iCUE» software, you can design your own interfaces using so-called widgets. These small display and control elements show, for example, the processor temperature, the graphics card load, or the frame rate of a game. Multiple widgets can be arranged freely.
With «Elgato Virtual Stream Deck», the screen becomes a control panel with virtual buttons. This can be used, for example, to launch programs or execute keyboard shortcuts.
Various mounting options
You can set up the Xeneon Edge on your desk, attach it to a suitable metal surface, or install it directly into your PC case.
A detachable magnetic stand is included in the scope of delivery. There are also 14 magnets on the back that adhere to steel surfaces. For installation in a PC case, a mounting space for three 120-millimeter fans is suitable.
For video transmission, HDMI 2.0 and USB-C with DisplayPort support are available. Via a compatible USB-C port, the video signal and power supply can be transmitted with a single cable. With an HDMI connection, the monitor requires additional power via USB-C.
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