Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1" specs.
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General Specs Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
Display Size:
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.14.1"
Panel Type:
LCD
Resolution:
1920 x 1080
Maximum Brightness:
300 nits / cd/m2
USB I/O:
2 x USB-C Unspecified Version (DisplayPort Alt Mode)
Display Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
Display Size:This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.14.1"
Panel Type:
LCD
Aspect Ratio:
16:9
Resolution:
1920 x 1080
Maximum Brightness:
300 nits / cd/m2
HDR Compatibility:
None
Refresh Rate:
60 Hz
Variable Refresh Technology:
None
Dot Pitch:
0.1626 x 0.1626 mm
Pixels Per Inch (ppi):
156 ppi
Touchscreen Technology:
None
Connectivity Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
HDCP Support:
No
USB I/O:
2 x USB-C Unspecified Version (DisplayPort Alt Mode)
USB Power Delivery:
Yes
Speaker Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
Built-In Speakers:
No
Electrical Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
Power Consumption:
Typical: 4.5 W
General Mobile Pixels DUEX Max 14.1"
Tilt Adjustment:
None
Lock Slot:
No
Dimensions:
12.6 x 8.9 x 0.2" / 32 x 22.6 x 0.5 cm
Weight:
1.8 lb / 0.8 kg
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