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Espresso offers ultra-thin portable Mac displays

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Australian company espresso is making a name for itself in the booming market for portable secondary displays for laptops. Founded by engineering students, the company successfully launched on Kickstarter and focuses on ultra-thin, premium designs using materials like anodized aluminum. Their displays offer single-cable USB-C connectivity for power and video, with some models even supporting touch input to turn MacBooks into touch-screen devices. AI

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RANK_REASON Article discusses a company's product offerings in the secondary display market.

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Espresso offers ultra-thin portable Mac displays

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COVERAGE [1]

  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Sparrow, Senior Contributor ·

    Is A Second Mac Display Worth It? Australian Brand Espresso Thinks So

    Australian brand espresso makes secondary portable displays for laptop users on the move who need more screen real estate to work on without being weighed down.

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