DoubleSight DS-70U 7"

Nicely constructed, good quality thumbscrew holding the stand to the monitor face. Works fine without the secondary power cable on high power ports. No problem setting it up, worked fine with ATI video card. Has a tilt adjustment and stays put....

You can see the color depth difference when next to a 1,000 monitor and video card. The base of the monitor is round, I guess it could have been a tripod (not a problem at all but just takes a little more space than necessary.)

Color is fantastic. The black colors arent really deep but for my application this works perfect. Nice and clear with 5.2 or 5.3 version drivers. High quality metal stand that is easy to position. Perfect for background programs

Price...ouch. Was hoping to spend 50-70 for this project. Windows XP gets a little confused when you set this up as the only monitor

With the newest drivers from displaylink's site this think performs GREAT. I can watch videos on it, use my tv tuner to watch tv while useing my laptops main screen for other things! Comes with a nice adjustable stand and cover

Pricey but worth every penny

very nice-had some trouble at first---next day figured it out---works great

none really

unreal junk

stable, rugged, small for small applications

price... for the same price i can get a monitor almost 3 times as large

Small size and great picture

Does not work if you are running Crossfire or SLI. This is confirmed in the "Known Issues" section of the troubleshooting guide

Easy to install, works well on XP and Windows 7. Uses a standard mini-USB connection for video and power. Surprisingly sharp and clean image quality, looks as good as my main monitor (which is no slouch). I expected it to be a bit dim...not sure why,...

Too pricey for the size of the monitor. They assume if you're going to tell Windows that this monitor runs to the left or right of your primary screen, that it will be in the bottom corner (that's where the drag-to area registers). turning the monitor...