Pexar, a smart device brand powered by Lexar, today launched its Kickstarter campaign for the PexarBolt Ultra TBT5 Dock, a 5-inch touch control dashboard designed with a simple goal: see your workflow, control your desk. Powered by Thunderbolt 5 and compatible with both macOS and Windows systems, the PexarBolt Dock provides up to 80 Gbps of bidirectional bandwidth, with Bandwidth Boost delivering up to 120 Gbps of transmit bandwidth for display-intensive workflows. A single Thunderbolt 5 cable connects to all 22 ports, including 10GbE, an NVMe slot, and CFexpress Type B.

The world's first touch control dashboard on a Thunderbolt 5 dock
The PexarBolt Dock integrates a 5-inch touch control dashboard that displays real-time status for every connected device. Users can monitor connection status, transfer activity, storage information, real-time power readings on supported ports, and the dock's temperature and fan status at a glance. Keeping this information directly on the dock makes it easier to check device activity and identify unexpected transfer slowdowns without interrupting the workflow. A precision metal dial enables tactile navigation and, within AI Status, lets users approve or reject requests from supported AI coding agents directly from the dock.

StarTech.com, a global provider of performance connectivity solutions for IT professionals, announces the launch of its Driverless Dual 4K USB4 Universal Docking Station (208N-USB4-DOCK), an industry-first solution designed to deliver driverless dual-display support for MacBook users while enabling seamless compatibility across Windows and Linux laptops.

The new dock gives IT teams a single solution to standardize across their entire fleet. Native driverless compatibility removes the need for software installation, eliminating common deployment challenges and ensuring consistent performance across Mac, Windows, and Linux environments.

Your desk has evolved. Sharper displays, better keyboards, devices designed to work together across a full Apple ecosystem—your workspace already looks like the future. Now picture a charger built to match. Meet the Satechi ChargeView 140 W Desktop Charger: a charging station with a live digital display, four USB-C ports, and 140 W of GaN-powered output, engineered to be a working part of your desk setup.

Power You Can See
Charging used to be a guessing game. ChargeView ends the guessing, in real time. Each port shows its current wattage at a glance, so you know exactly what's flowing where. No more cable-swapping just to figure out what's charging. No more wondering whether your MacBook Pro is at full speed or barely sipping. No more guessing whether the cable is the problem, or the port.

MSI, a global leader in gaming, content creation, and business & productivity laptops, proudly introduced the redesigned Raider and Crosshair gaming laptop series, built for gamers seeking high-performance 16-inch laptops with the latest Intel Core Ultra 200HX Plus processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series Laptop GPUs. The new lineup delivers up to 300 W combined CPU and GPU power on select Raider models and up to 200 W on select Crosshair models, alongside upgraded cooling, OLED display options, and rear I/O for cleaner cable management. These models set a new benchmark as the most powerful gaming laptops in the industry.

MSI has also upgraded its existing 18-inch gaming lineup, including the Titan 18, Raider 18 Max, and Stealth 18. In addition to featuring the Intel Core Ultra 200HX Plus processors, users can experience ultra-smooth visuals through top-tier specifications such as a 4K 240 Hz Mini LED display.

Back at CES this year, ASUS ROG announced the Strix OLED XG34WCDMS with an RGB QD-OLED panel and now the company has announced a variant of that same monitor, called the Strix OLED XG34WCDMTG, which oddly enough seems to be available ahead of the model announced at CES. The TG appears to stand for TV Google or something along those lines, as the XG34WCDMTG is ASUS's first gaming monitor with built-in Google TV support. We've already seen several monitors from both LG and Samsung that integrate TV functionality, but this appears to be one of the first, if not the first gaming monitor with Google TV support. The XG34WCDMTG comes with a version of Google TV based on Android 14 and comes with GeForce NOW as a pre-installed app, although we're unsure who would buy this to use the game streaming service over their PC.

Other Google TV specific features include Wi-Fi 6 support, a remote control, voice control and wireless projection. As far as the monitor specifications are concerned, the XG34WCDMTG sports a 34-inch, 3440 x 1440 RGB QD-OLED panel with an 1800R curvature with a typical brightness of 250 nits, but it can peak at 1000 nits in HDR mode. The panel has a maximum refresh rate of 240 Hz and it has a 0.03 grey to grey response time. The port selection consists of two HDMI 2.1 ports with FRL support, one DP 1.4, one USB Type-C with DP Alt mode and 90 W USB PD support, a pair of USB 2.0 ports and a headphone jack. The stand supports tilt, swivel and height adjustment. The XG34WCDMTG is currently sold on Amazon in the US for US$1,199, which according to Notebook Check is a US$200 premium over the XG34WCDMS.

BenQ, a global leader in display technology with over 20 years of professional display manufacturing expertise, today announced the RD280UG, a flagship programming monitor designed to deliver exceptional display clarity and eye comfort for programmers. Building on BenQ's RD Series philosophy of "See Clearly, Code Perfectly," the RD280UG reinforces the company's commitment to creating user-driven displays that support long-hour productivity and sustained focus.

The RD Series, introduced in 2024, is the world's first monitor line designed specifically for programmers. The BenQ 28-inch, 4K+, 120 Hz RD280UG builds on the success and trust of the RD280U/UA and RD320U/UA by enhancing programmers' most-requested features.

Targus subsidiary Hyper, had some rather interesting products on display at this year's CES, at least if you're looking for accessories for your notebooks that stick out a bit from the crowd. First up is the HyperSpace Trackpad Pro which the company claims is the first "premium haptic trackpad" that has been designed specifically for use with Windows. Hyper claims it has zero latency input, a 240 Hz report rate and pressure sensing for up to 10 fingers.

Next up we have the new HyperDrive Next USB4 M.2 PCIe enclosure that is said to support USB4 V2, suggesting it's based on an Intel JHL9480 Thunderbolt 5 accessory controller, as no other chip supports 80 Gbps throughput (limited to 64 Gbps for data). Note that the product name implies that the device isn't limited to just storage, as Hyper claims it can be used for connecting other M.2 add-in cards to your computer. It's unclear if the second Type-C port allows for daisy changing, but it should support 25 W power input for devices that require more power than the Thunderbolt interface can deliver.

Targus might very well be the best known brand of laptop bags and accessories in the world and at CES this year, the company brought with it a range of new products. First up we have Targus' new Voyager EXP travel backpack that the company says was developed for mobile professionals and frequent travelers. It fits up to a 17-inch notebook and can be expanded from 27 to 30 litres. Tagus mentions that it's been designed to not only protect your laptop, but it also has an RFID blocking compartment and lockable zippers, as well as a trolley straps for when you travel with a suitcase.

Targus also had a range of new mobile docks on display, some of which have USB4 support and the ability to pass through up to 140 W of USB PD power. The USB4 docks also support 8K video output to a single display or 4K output to two displays. Unfortunately our team didn't manage to snap a pic of the new docks, so we borrowed one from Targus. In addition to this, Targus also showed some new magnetic privacy screens and a range of other laptop bags made from recycled plastic bottles, some of which you can see below.

Display panel manufacturer HKC was showing off its latest RGB MiniLED tech during CES and the company is working on its own display driver for this up and coming display technology. The chip is simply named the HV9901, but promises to be capable of driving over 5,000 RGB MiniLED dimming zones, or alternatively over 15,000 white MiniLED dimming zones. HKC also has its own RGB MiniLED panel which goes under the name of M10 Ultra and should be capable to deliver over 98 percent of the BT.2020 colour space and deliver up to 1000 nits brightness, while still delivering near OLED blacks.

The M10 Ultra panel on display at CES was a 31.5-inch panel with 4K resolution and a 165 Hz refresh rate, with a 1080p/330 Hz dual mode option. The panel is DisplayHDR 1400 certified and has a 2 ms GtG response time, but there was no mention of how many dimming zones it offers. The demo unit also featured a pair of HDMI 2.1 ports, a DisplayPort 2.1 port and a USB Type-C port with 90 W USB PD and DP Alt Mode support. In addition to that, HKC was also showing a dual mode 1440p display capable of 540 Hz, or 1080 Hz at 720p. Unfortunately no other specs were provided for this demo unit.

This time last year, Dell retired its performance XPS brand, but it appears that the company has had regrets and it's now bringing it back, at least to a pair of new laptops for now. The new models are simply named the XPS 14 and XPS 16 and although the design doesn't really scream XPS performance laptop, Dell has managed to pack in some interesting features. Starting with the display, the 14-inch models come with a 2.8K tandem OLED option with 20-120 Hz refresh rate, whereas the 16-inch models come with a 2K LCD option that offers 1 to 120 Hz variable refresh rate, where the 1 Hz mode is used for static content. The chassis is of course made from CNC aluminium and the screens are protected with a layer of Gorilla Glass Victus.

Under the hood, these first two models will be powered by Intel's range of Core Ultra Series 3 processors, with the base model being the Core Ultra X7 358H with Intel Arc B390 graphics. Currently no other CPU options are listed on Dell's website, but we presume other options will be offered later. The CPU is paired with 32 GB of 9600 MT/s LPDDR5X dual channel memory and a 1 TB NVMe M.2 SSD is currently the only storage option. Both sizes have three Thunderbolt 4 ports with DP 2.1 and power delivery support, as well as a single 3.5 mm audio jack. Other features include an 8 Megapixel, 4K capable HDR webcam, four speakers and dual microphones. Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.0 support is also part of the package, alongside a 3-cell 70 Wh battery for both sizes, and a 100 W USB PD charger. The XPS 14 starts at US$2,050 with the XPS 16 at US$2,200 and both are available to order now. Dell is promising more options with lower prices at some time next month and later this year, Dell will offer Ubuntu 24.04 as an OS option. Dell will also be bringing the XPS 13 back later this year.

This year at CES, HP unveiled its new HyperX OMEN MAX 16 gaming laptop and HyperX OMEN OLED 34 gaming monitor, alongside the HyperX Clutch Tachi arcade controller. The HyperX OMEN MAX 16 comes with either an Intel Core Ultra 200HX series processor or a next-gen AMD Ryzen AI processor and is available with a range of graphics options that tops out with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU. HP mentions that the HyperX OMEN MAX 16 packs 300 W of total platform power, which apparently is 20 percent higher than its predecessor and it sounds like this will be one loud and hot laptop. That said, HP claims that its OMEN Tempest Cooling Pro system with three fans and fan cleaner technology will keep it cool. Other new additions include a new keyboard with four times faster polling rate, again compared to previous products from HP, a 16-inch, 240 Hz WQXGA 500 nits OLED display and of course OMEN AI that is meant to offer one click optimisation for each and every game you own.

The HyperX OMEN OLED 34 is using one of the new V-Stripe QD-OLED panels and offers a 21:9 aspect ratio with a WQHD resolution and a 360 Hz refresh rate. HP has also included 100 W USB PD charging and built in KVM functionality. There's also the option to add a 3D-printable headphone hook and HP offers a three year HyperX OLED CoreProtect limited burn in warranty. The HyperX Clutch Tachi is HP's first arcade controller that is Xbox compatible and it features magnetic switches with TMR sensors. Here it's also possible to 3D print various additions to the top plate of the controller and HP's NGENUITY software allows for custom button mapping, rapid triggers and actuation adjustments. No pricing was mentioned for either of the products, which will launch sometime this spring.

ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual and edtech solutions, is elevating productivity with two innovative additions, the VG1457 dual portable monitor and the VG2748N wireless casting monitor. These new additions to ViewSonic's award-winning display portfolio deliver advanced functionality, ergonomic design, and seamless connectivity to meet the evolving demands of today's work environments. With a sleek, compact design, the VG1457 features two 14-inch displays with WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution and five adaptable viewing modes. The VG2748N is a desktop monitor equipped for wireless connectivity including Full HD (1920x1080) resolution and an IPS panel.

The VG1457 redefines portable efficiency in a foldable, compact design weighing under three pounds. With five versatile viewing modes (Mirror, Extended, Portrait, Landscape, and Share) multitasking and collaboration are enhanced, while WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution delivers extra vertical space. A built-in G-sensor automatically rotates content while in Share mode, allowing screen alignment without manual adjustments. Plug-and-play functionality eliminates complicated setup, and 65 W power delivery keeps laptops charged during use when connected to an external power source, or a laptop can pass through power to the portable monitor, reducing cable clutter and maintaining uninterrupted workflow.

Belkin, a leading consumer electronics brand for over 40 years, today announced a bold new lineup of accessories designed to power, protect, and enhance the way people work, play, and connect. The new collection, debuting at CES 2026, includes advanced power banks, Qi2 25 W wireless chargers, a wireless HDMI dongle for seamless content sharing, and a next gen charging case for the Nintendo Switch 2.

Gaming
Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 (Model ENA003)
Engineered for the ultimate on-the-go gaming experience, the Pro case delivers power, protection, and portability in one premium package. A removable 10,000mAh power bank delivers up to 30 W fast charging and features an LCD screen to display remaining battery life. The Pro version builds on the standard model's safe in-case charging with a sleeker, integrated power bank design that adds even more convenience. Gamers can now recharge the power bank externally without opening the case, check battery levels at a glance, and enjoy uninterrupted play with the hinged power bank design that doubles as a tabletop stand. Additional features include a dedicated flap for organized game card storage, a hidden compartment for smart trackers such as AirTag and Tile, and rugged materials and heavy-duty zippers for long-term durability. Compact, stylish, and performance-driven, the Pro case delivers upgraded convenience and charging flexibility for players who demand more from their gear.

LG has put up a sneak peek of five new monitors that it will be showing at CES next week, of which three use different types of OLED displays, one is MiniLED and one isn't entirely clear. The company already showed three of the new models around Christmas, namely the 52-inch UltraGear EVO 52G930B, the 39-inch UltraGear EVO AI 39GX950B and the 27-inch UltraGear EVO AI 27GM950B. To this, the company has now added the 32-inch UltraGear OLED 32GX870B and 27GX790B 4th gen primary RGB tandem OLED monitors. The 32GX870B sports 32-inch 4K resolution, 240 Hz with panel with dual mode at 1080p 480 Hz, a 0.03 ms GtG response time, VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 and 4K AI upscaling. It will have a DP 2.1, two HDMI 2.1 and a USB-C port, the latter with 90 W USB PD charging support.

The 27GX790B is as the model name suggests, a 27-inch display, this time with a 2560x1440p resolution and a 540 Hz refresh rate that can operate at 720 Hz at 720p resolution in dual-mode. It has a 0.02 ms GtG response time, VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 and ClearMR 21000 certification and the same port configuration as the 32GX870B, although there's no mention of PD charging. Both models also support 99.5 percent of the DCI-P3 colour space. The 4th gen tandem OLED panels are said to bring enhanced brightness and colour accuracy, even in bright environments, so time will tell if these will be able to compete with more traditional LCD displays in bright rooms.

BenQ, the global leader in display innovation, today introduced the GV32 smart LED ceiling projector, the newest entry to its popular GV portable projector series. Designed for optimal, anywhere projection with almost no set-up required, the GV32 combines built-in entertainment with Google TV and Netflix, stunning visuals, strong audio, and great color performance for the ultimate laid-back entertainment experience, projected from any angle.

Expanding on the success of the GV projector lineup (GV30, GV31, and GV50), the GV32 is built with the same flexible base design as the award-winning GV50 smart laser projector but with an LED light source, delivering HDR10 color performance without the higher cost of laser. For plug-and-play entertainment at a lower price point, the GV32 can be easily powered up anywhere from home or on-the-go with 60 W+ USB-C power banks, making it easy for small homeowners, students, and apartment dwellers to enjoy immersive big-screen entertainment without sacrificing space.

Belkin, a leading consumer electronics brand for over 40 years, today announced three new charging solutions, further expanding its award-winning mobile power portfolio, alongside four new additions to its growing SoundForm audio range. The newly announced products will debut at IFA 2025, where Belkin will be exhibiting in Exhibit Hall 3.2, Stand #115.

Designed and developed at Belkin's Global Headquarters in California, the latest product lineup reflects the brand's hallmark commitment to safety, performance, and usability. Belkin continues to deliver future-ready accessories that meet the evolving needs of today's devices and consumers. Every Belkin mobile power device undergoes SmartProtect testing for uncompromising safety, while SoundForm audio products pass 150 quality checks to ensure balanced bass, clear vocals, and crisp treble. With 98dB output for adults and safe 85dB limits for kids, testing covers frequency response, distortion analysis, noise isolation, and more.

Acer today announced a broad expansion of its consumer product portfolio during its next@acer global press conference at IFA. It included various additions to its Iconia X and Iconia A series tablets, a pair of elegant monitors from amadana, the high-performance Acer CE270U Z OLED display, and the Acer Connect T36 Wi-Fi 7 Dual-Band Mesh Router - all designed to elevate how people work, learn, and stay connected.

Acer Iconia X Series Tablets
The Iconia X series tablets are crafted to support both productivity and entertainment, powered by Android, vivid displays, and AI-enabled features that enhance everyday experiences.

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) is proud to announce an all-new series of Ally handhelds built from the ground up with improved ergonomics and a seamless player-first user experience. Developed in partnership with the incredible team at Xbox, the new ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X offer best-in-class ergonomics and a full-screen Xbox experience that marries the best of Xbox and PC gaming in one cohesive package.

"We wanted to take our handheld to the next level, but we could not do it alone." said Shawn Yen, Head of the Consumer product team at ASUS. "This revolutionary partnership with Microsoft allowed us to forge a brand new device with ROG muscle and the soul of Xbox." The ROG Xbox Ally sports an AMD Ryzen Z2 A Processor with incredible power efficiency, while the ROG Xbox Ally X offers the new AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme Processor for next-level gaming performance. Both launch holiday 2025 in select markets, with additional markets to follow.

MSI proudly introduces the MPG 242R X60N, a cutting-edge esports gaming monitor engineered for speed, precision, and dominance. Featuring a 24.1-inch Rapid TN panel with an ultra-fast 600 Hz refresh rate and 0.1 ms (GtG, Min.) response time, this monitor is built to give elite gamers the competitive edge they demand.

Extreme Esports Performance
Designed with the needs of top-tier esports players in mind, the MPG 242R X60N delivers unrivaled motion clarity and responsiveness. With a blazing 600 Hz refresh rate and 0.1 ms (GtG, Min.) response time, this monitor is built for lightning-fast reactions. MPRT Sync technology further reduces motion blur and ghosting, ensuring every frame is sharp and every target remains clearly in sight. Whether you're lining up the perfect headshot or reacting in real time, this monitor ensures no frame goes to waste.

As we walked around the show floor earlier today, we walked past the USB-IF booth and spotted VLI showing off their new portable gaming dock concept. What the company has done, is to take its new VL605 USB-C DP to HDMI 2.1 PCON and combined it with the VL832 USB4 endpoint device, which under normal circumstances operate as a USB4 to USB 3.2 and DP 1.4 adapter and the VL109 which is a docking controller that also supports USB PD for up to three ports. The overall design supports up to 140 W USB PD 3.1 power passthrough as well.

The end result is a fairly small PCB that delivers an HDMI 2.1 port with VRR support, a first for a docking station solution as far as we're aware, as well as a USB Type-C with DP Alt-mode output, two USB Type-C ports with USB PD support and two USB Type-A ports. In itself it's not a unique product, but from our understanding, there aren't many docking stations out there that support VRR combined with USB ports that offer more than USB 2.0 speeds. VLI has tested it with AMD FreeSync as well as NVIDIA G-Sync compatible monitors without any problems and it's also been certified for FreeSync Premium Pro. Overall a neat little solution that could appeal to gamers that want a simple way of hooking up their peripherals to their gaming laptop when using an external monitor, keyboard and mouse.

Facing global challenges of energy conservation, carbon reduction, and sustainable development, Intel has been committed to pushing the industry toward higher performance and lower energy consumption product standards, actively leading the PC ecosystem toward a dual track of environmental protection and innovation. FSP Group, as Intel's long-term strategic development partner, shares the same philosophy and has continuously invested in power supply technology innovation with Intel's support, particularly focusing on 12VO architecture design that complies with the latest energy efficiency regulations.

At the Intel Client Ecosystem Symposium, FSP showcased its latest V3 version of TFX 12VO PSU, which not only helps brand customers build compliant PC systems but also contributes to carbon reduction and environmental protection with a design that balances high performance and energy efficiency.

Satechi has announced a new USB-C hub with a premium aluminium housing. The product is priced at just under $100, which is an acceptable price considering the specifications on offer. Both macOS and Windows-based systems are supported, although macOS systems are limited to SST (Single-Stream Transport) mode for display output. At just under 150 grams, the Satechi hub measures 6.2 x 2.1 x 0.5 inches, which makes it just as compact as other products in its category. Getting to the port selection, the USB-C hub sports dual USB 2.0 Type-A, triple USB 3.0 Type-A, dual USB-C (PD, 85-watt output), dual HDMI 2.0, single USB 3.1 Type-A, DisplayPort 1.4, as well as a gigabit ethernet jack. The product is already available to order from Satechi's official website, with the aforementioned $99.99 price tag.

ASUS has published the product page for its upcoming ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM gaming monitor, which will go head to head with the MSI MPG272URX on which will hit retail as the first 27-inch 4K 240 Hz display. The PG27UCDM sports a 26.5-inch panel using what ASUS refers to as 4th gen QD-OLED technology, which the company claims offer longer lifespan compared to previous generations of OLED panels. The panel sports typical OLED features such as a 0.03 ms response time, a peak brightness of 1,000 cd/m², 99 percent DCI-P3 colour space coverage and VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black. The display also supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-Sync compatible, as well as a host of ASUS specific gaming features such as ELMB, GameFast Input Technology, Shadow Bost and a DisplayWidget.

Inputs consist of a DisplayPort 2.1 port with UHBR20 (80 Gbps) support, a USB Type-C with DP-Alt mode and USB PD up to 90 W and a pair of HDMI 2.1 ports. There's also a three port USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) USB hub with what we presume is a USB Type-B input and a headphone jack. The reason for the presumed USB Type-B input, is that the specs claim KVM support and this would only be possible if there was a USB input of some kind, but this isn't mentioned in the tech specs. The stand is your typical higher-end model with tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment, as well as ASUS' Aura Sync lighting and a tripod mount at the top. ASUS claims a power consumption of around 80 Watts, although this doesn't include USB PD. A big plus is that ASUS will bundle a DisplayPort 2.1 DP80 cable in the box, something for example Sony decided not to include with their INZONE M9 II which launched in September last year. There's no word on pricing for the ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM, but expect it to be on the expensive side of US$1,000.

Over the past few months, we've seen an explosion of magnetic NVMe SSD enclosures on the market and now Akasa has joined the fray with its own take on the topic and the accessory maker has of course added its own twists to the storage enclosure. The AK-ENU3M2-08 as it's known as, houses a standard M.2 2230 NVMe SSD and it's compatible with Apple's range of iPhones for direct video capture to the drive in ProRes 4K resolution and it does of course attach to the MagSafe connector on recent iPhones.

However, what makes the Akasa product stand out is the inclusion of a supercapacitor, which the company says takes 5-6 minutes to charge and it's included as a data loss safeguard in case of a sudden power loss. That said, it's a bit hard to figure how useful this would be in real world scenarios, since if the drive lost power, it most likely also lost its data connection to the host device. Another neat feature is that Akasa allows for 100 W USB PD passthrough, something we haven't seen on similar devices. The downside is the 10 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 data interface, which is slower than some competing devices, but the other features might make up for the slower speed, depending on your use case. No pricing was announced.

ASUS today announced ZenScreen Smart MS27UC, the brand's first Google TV smart monitor. Google TV brings together movies, shows, and more from a variety of streaming services and offers users a personalized entertainment experience. ZenScreen Smart MS27UC boasts a 27-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS panel with wide 178° viewing angles, a 99% sRGB gamut, VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification, and dual front-facing 5 W Harman Kardon-certified speakers. Plus, a source control feature enables viewers to easily switch between Productivity or Play modes.

With ZenScreen Smart MS27UC, there's no need for a dedicated PC. Users can conduct online meetings and browse content via the web browser, and logging in to a Google Account allows them to create and sync work and documents on Google Workspace. The monitor also offers seamless connections to multiple devices, including PCs and smartphones through Miracast or Google Cast, with the multi-control feature enabling seamless navigation via a single Bluetooth mouse and keyboard.