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Philips launches dual-sided display

An innovative screen that might make car salespeople's jobs easier—or just look cool.

Philips has unveiled a unique monitor, the 24B2D5300 Business Monitor, which features screens on both sides. This design could be particularly useful for professionals like car salespeople or doctors who need to share information with those seated beside them.


The dual-sided display can mirror content or function as two separate screens. It comes equipped with 23.8-inch LCD panels at a resolution of 1920 x 1080, and can be connected via USB-C or HDMI ports. Pricing is set at £359.99 (around $484) for release in parts of Europe next month.


While its primary applications are for sharing information between colleagues, the monitor could also offer co-working benefits, such as displaying public-facing information on one side and private details on the other. However, repositioning it might be a challenge since it can't be mounted to an articulated arm, although its base allows for 180-degree rotation.


This novel approach from Philips showcases how technology is evolving to meet more specific needs, potentially revolutionizing the way we work and interact in various settings. Whether this feature becomes a game-changer or just another tech gimmick remains to be seen.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/935477/philips-business-monitor-dual-sided-lcd-display-24b2d5300
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