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I’ve got a laptop to monitor, can you help me out? Many laptop owners find themselves in need of a second monitor. There are a variety of different models and sizes to choose from, but if you have a laptop with integrated graphics you might find your options limited. In my case I’ve found that my Dell Inspiron 15 7000 does not have sufficient power for a second monitor (although it does make for an excellent portable computer). Now I use my 7 inch tablet as my second screen, but the apps tend to be much more limited than driving the full size Chromebook PC stationed next to me. Fortunately there are a variety of options for converting your laptop into a portable monitor. I have tried the HP w1500 and w1700 models and both work well. The w1700 is more powerful, but is much heavier and more expensive than the w1500. Both are about $250 each (w1500 currently on sale at $200). Image source: https://www.dell.com/ The Dell models require you to remove the graphics card from your lapto

  One of the biggest problems with moving to a such a powered-device lifestyle is how easy it is to get stuck without a reliable power supply.  Image source: https://www.tomsguide.com/ You can't work on your laptop without plugging in. You can't even watch Netflix. Unless, of course, you've got this handy new cable!  Image source: https://www.laptopmag.com/ Plug your laptop into any three-pronged wall outlet for instant power. No matter where you are, no matter who's in your house, and no matter how many people are using the same outlet, you're good to go.  Image source: https://www.dell.com/ It only takes a second, but it could make the difference between getting bored and staying awake. Whether you want to monitor your company's security cameras when you're out of the office, Image source: https://www.pcmag.com/ keep an eye on your home while away, or be prepared for the next hurricane, a laptop is an ideal alternative. They're lightweight and most