Valve’s Steam Machine has sparked debate about the role of hardware in gaming, but its defining characteristic may lie elsewhere. At its core is SteamOS 3.8 3.8, a Linux-based operating system designed to integrate seamlessly with the Steam platform. This open source system prioritizes customization and frequent updates, allowing users to tailor their gaming experience […]
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Apple is making a notable change to its product launch strategy. Contrary to expectations, the iPhone 18 base model will not debut in September 2026. Instead, the company will focus on unveiling its premium lineup, including the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and its highly anticipated first foldable device, rumored to be named […]
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we interact with technology, but one concept stands out as particularly essential in today’s evolving landscape: local AI. Unlike cloud-based systems, local AI runs directly on personal hardware, offering enhanced privacy, cost savings and independence from external providers. In a recent breakdown, Alex Finn explores how local AI addresses […]
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iPadOS 27, which is currently in beta, delivers a comprehensive update with over 100 new features aimed at enhancing productivity, creativity, and personalization. From smarter Siri AI to advanced multitasking tools, this update reshapes how you interact with your iPad. Below is an in-depth look at the most impactful changes and how they can elevate […]
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Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses integrate advanced functionality with iconic aesthetics, offering a practical accessory for everyday use. Steven Sullivan highlights features such as video recording capabilities and customizable lenses, which cater to diverse needs and preferences. For instance, the Wayfarer Smart Glasses provide a classic design suitable for casual settings, while the Skyler Headliner offers […]
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Apple has rolled out watchOS 27 Beta 2, an update designed to enhance the Apple Watch experience through subtle usability improvements and bug fixes. While it doesn’t introduce major new features, it sets the stage for future advancements, including the highly anticipated Siri AI integration and additional watch faces. Below is a comprehensive overview of […]
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Apple has recently implemented price increases across its product lineup, impacting MacBooks, desktop Macs, iPads, the Vision Pro, and home devices such as the Apple TV and HomePod. These adjustments are largely attributed to rising production costs and significant hikes in memory and storage upgrade prices. As a result, many consumers are now reassessing the […]
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The iOS 27 Beta 2 update brings a host of new features designed to enhance usability, personalization, and overall functionality across Apple devices. From smarter AI integration to improved app controls, this update focuses on refining how you interact with your iPhone, Apple Watch, and other devices. With the public beta set to launch in […]
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A weekly force reboot is a straightforward yet highly effective method to address common iPhone issues and maintain optimal performance. This simple routine can help prevent glitches, free up storage, and ensure your device operates smoothly. By dedicating just a few moments each week, you can significantly enhance your iPhone’s reliability and functionality, making sure […]
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Triple screen setups are widely considered the socially acceptable limit to a multi-screen setup. Take your laptop, add a screen to the left, one to the right, and you have a panoramic multi-display array for effortless multitasking. The reason 3 displays is widely considered the agreeable upper limit, is because a fourth display does two things. It makes your setup more linear, requiring you to strain your neck looking from left to right. It also means having a table that long to accommodate the many displays.
The obvious answer to people looking to push things to a quad-display setup is to go for a 2×2 layout. Yes, that works with a bit of planning. Mount some monitors on the wall, keep enough space to place your laptop somewhere, and you’re good to go. This system is maximalist, but until now it wasn’t portable. NexFold decided that needed to change, with the first ever inverted L-shaped triple-display external monitor, the Fold 7. As the previous sentence explains, this monitor array forms an inverted L, leaving a bottom quadrant empty for your laptop, giving you the 2×2 quad-display setup you crave. The best part, the Fold 7 collapses down to the shape and size of a 16″ laptop, and can be carried around with you.
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The three panels that make up the Fold 7 each measure 16″ and use a 16:10 aspect ratio rather than the standard 16:9. That extra vertical height translates directly into more visible lines of code, longer documents without scrolling, and taller browser windows. All three screens use IPS panels with 100% sRGB coverage and viewing angles rated at 85° both vertically and horizontally. The layout arranges two screens vertically on the left side, stacked one above the other, while a single screen extends horizontally along the top right. Your laptop fills the fourth quadrant at the bottom right, staying within your natural line of sight while the auxiliary panels wrap around it.
NexFold offers two resolution options depending on how you work. The FHD version runs at 1920 x 1200 per panel and hits 300 nits of brightness, aimed at general productivity users, remote workers, and anyone who values sharpness and clarity for writing, browsing, video calls, and everyday multitasking. The QHD version steps up to 2560 x 1600 per panel with 500 nits of peak brightness, targeting developers, designers, and power users who work with dense information, need pixel-accurate detail, or spend long hours staring at code, design tools, spreadsheets, and data dashboards. Both versions refresh at 60 Hz and weigh in at 3.1 kg. or 6.83lb.
Connection flexibility is paramount when you’re trying to run three external displays off a laptop, with the Fold 7 supporting two primary modes – Mode 1 uses a single USB-C cable with DisplayPort Alt Mode and 65W power delivery, lighting up all three screens if your laptop has a full-function USB-C port and you install drivers. Mode 2 combines USB-A with mini HDMI, designed for older laptops that lack modern USB-C video output. NexFold recently added a driver-free FHD variant that works plug-and-play, though that version currently supports Windows only. Each screen can also connect individually via mini HDMI if you need to mix and match devices or run the Fold 7 with a MacBook and an iPad simultaneously.
The hinge system uses adjustable clips to grip laptops ranging from 13 inches to 18.5 inches, with a built-in kickstand that props the entire structure upright. Setup involves snapping the clips onto your laptop’s lid, unfolding the panels, and plugging in the cables. The whole thing folds flat when you’re done, collapsing into a form factor roughly the size and shape of a 16-inch laptop, slim enough to slide into a backpack or laptop bag. At 3.1 kg it sits well above the weight of a typical single portable monitor, but that mass distributes across three full-size displays and the aluminum frame that holds the entire setup rock-solid.
NexFold touts 60% less neck movement and 40% faster task switching compared with a conventional horizontal triple-monitor arrangement, figures rooted in the inverted-L geometry keeping more content within a tighter visual cone. Developers can run a code editor and terminal in the vertical stack on the left while keeping browser tabs and Slack in the horizontal panel on the right. Designers working in Figma or Photoshop can dedicate the vertical screens to canvas and layers while keeping reference images, email, and project management tools in the top-right quadrant. Financial analysts monitoring live data streams can stack charts vertically and keep news feeds or communication tools horizontal. The laptop remains the anchor point for input and primary interaction.
Compatibility spans Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS, with the caveat that driver requirements vary by connection method and operating system. The Fold 7 works with nearly any laptop that has USB-C or HDMI output, though full three-screen functionality depends on your machine supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode or multiple display outputs. The company includes a USB-C to USB-C cable, a USB-A to USB-C cable, an HDMI to mini HDMI cable, and a power adapter in the box. Physical controls sit along the side of the unit, including a menu button, power key, and directional inputs for adjusting brightness, contrast, and per-screen settings.
The Fold 7 FHD starts at $649 for the first 200 backers (41% off the eventual $1,099 retail price). The QHD model follows a similar structure at $799, discounted 43% from retail pricing of $1,399. Both models come in silver or black finishes. Add-ons include a $29 protection sleeve and a $20 wool felt sleeve. NexFold backs the hardware with a 2-year manufacturer warranty covering defects, though accidental damage falls outside that coverage. Shipping begins in September 2026 and covers North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania.
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