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ViewSonic 16" Touch Portable Monitor
From R5,998.50 ex VAT
Extend your screen space for mobile work and presentations with the ViewSonic TD1655 portable monitor. This 16" Full HD touch display connects easily via a single USB-C cable for audio, video, and power. It offers flexible display options for South African businesses.
This ViewSonic TD1655 portable monitor makes practical promotional products for businesses in South Africa needing flexible display options. It helps professionals extend screen space from phones, tablets, or laptops for mobile work or presentations.
- A portable 16" Full HD touch monitor, measuring L: 9 cm x W: 44 cm x H: 29 cm, providing expanded display capabilities.
- Features two universal USB Type C connectors for a single-cable setup, handling audio-visual, power, and touch signals.
- Includes an adjustable wide stand and pivot-able display to suit various working angles.
- Built for reliability with a metal case, aluminium stand, anti-slip cover, and a 6H hardness screen, weighing 2 kg.
This portable monitor serves as a high-value corporate gift, offering practical use for recipients.
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Extend your screen space for mobile work and presentations with the ViewSonic TD1655 portable monitor. This 16" Full HD touch display connects easily via a single USB-C cable for audio, video, and power. It offers flexible display options for South African businesses.
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