2,400 x 1,080 AMOLED screen shows whatever users upload from their smartphones
WTF?
Thermaltakeexhibited two new CPU coolers with unusual screens at CES, one of which curves around the unit.
The displays could help users personalize their PCs or provide crucial information when glancing at towers with glass exteriors.
It can display a clock, the weather, diagnostic information, photos, GIFS, and videos.
Meanwhile, the MAGFloe 360/240 packs similar functionality into a smaller 3.95-inch 480 x 480 LCD screen.
Users can control the screens with the TT RGB Plus desktop software or the TT PlayLink mobile app.
The Pogo pin contact pads facilitate cable management.
Thermaltake isn’t the only manufacturer to recently put a screen somewhere on or inside a PC chassis.
Last year, MSIexhibiteda desktop with a vertical 1080p display covering the front panel.
It displays diagnostics, fan controls, voltage sliders, and shortcuts to frequently used apps.
It includes USB-C and HDMI connections.
It can also act as a secondary screen.
Pricing and release details for Thermaltake’s coolers are forthcoming, but they will be available in multiple colors.
The MAGFloe offers black and snow options, while the MAGCurve adds bumblebee yellow and gravel sand.
