SuperDisplay is an application that helps users turn a tablet into a second screen without having to buy a new device. The connection between two different devices can be done with a one-second charging cable or through the wifi network you often use. At the same time, after connecting, you will be completely surprised at the space you can use that has completely expanded and helps you do many things, such as synthesizing new information. Don’t forget to try connecting to tablets with built-in pens like Samsung’s Spen and experience the feeling of the tablet when it becomes a laptop/PC screen.
SECOND MONITOR
If you feel like your laptop’s screen is currently quite small and can’t do much, then try using SuperDisplay, which allows you to share the screen on a tablet. Android tablets will often be the more chosen factor because of their screen size and the ability to open multiple software or applications at the same time. Therefore, this promotes the user’s working process to become faster instead of making them feel tired of switching from one tab to another. This is completely suitable for jobs that involve reading content when they can synthesize information from many sources and can synthesize it more quickly.
- Turns any Android device into an extra monitor for your Windows PC: SuperDisplay allows you to turn your Android phone or tablet into a secondary display for your Windows 10 PC, giving you more screen real estate.
- Allows you to extend or mirror your desktop: You can choose to extend your Windows desktop onto your Android display or mirror/duplicate your primary display. More flexibility.
- Provides more screen real estate for productivity: Adding an extra display to your setup gives you more space for multitasking, running multiple apps, etc. Great for productivity.
SUPERB PERFORMANCE
Because you have turned the tablet into a second screen, it can be understood that it will share space and link with your laptop and PC screens. In other words, you can drag and drop browsers from the laptop screen to the tablet in a completely simple way and leave the remaining space free to be able to work. Although sharing the screen, you can still have actions related to the corresponding screen, such as touching, and you can even rotate the display 180 degrees to your liking. From these operations, there will be many things that can be applied on the second screen.
- Runs at 60fps for a smooth, lag-free experience: With 60 frames per second performance, actions on your Android display will be fluid and natural. No lag or choppiness.
- Optimized to eliminate lag and stuttering: SuperDisplay is optimized to deliver a seamless second-screen experience without lag or stuttering.
- Makes using your Android as a second screen feel natural: The smooth 60fps performance makes your Android device feel like a natural extension of your Windows desktop.
PRESSURE-SENSITIVITY
Connecting to tablets, laptops, and PCs can be done using different connection methods, and it is not too difficult. Users can freely choose whether to connect wirelessly or not, depending on the space they are working in. With a wireless connection, there will usually be a connection wire required, which will require the two devices to be close together and sometimes make you uncomfortable because you have to move the wire if the tablet needs to change position. Many people will often choose to connect via wifi because it is convenient for a certain period of time, but it depends on the wifi. It can be seen that each connection method has its strengths and weaknesses that you can take advantage of.
- Supports pressure-sensitive styluses like the S Pen: Use pressure-sensitive styluses for natural drawing, sketching, and creating art.
- Allows you to draw, sketch, and create art intuitively: With pressure sensitivity, you can draw, sketch, and create digital art intuitively on your Android device.
- Ideal for digital artists and other creative professionals: This great feature is for designers, artists, and other creatives who want to use their Android as a graphics tablet.
TOUCH SUPPORT
There are many ways you can apply a second screen so that users can work and access information quickly and continuously without interruption. In addition, if you are a streamer, a second secondary screen will also allow you to manage the information that constantly appears so that you can interact with fans more quickly. You can also turn your tablet into a digital drawing table, and if your tablet has a built-in pen, SuperDisplay also supports it perfectly when it can tell when you rest your hand on the screen to draw.
- Fully supports touch input on your Android device: You can interact using touch, gestures and an S Pen stylus.
- It lets you interact with apps and programs naturally: Touch support allows you to navigate, scroll, draw, etc., intuitively.
- More convenient than only mouse control: Touch is faster and more convenient than relying on your mouse alone.
EASY TO USE
In general, it can be said that the second screen on a tablet will often help users with many different tasks, and they will have to discover these applications for themselves. In particular, throughout the experience, users can feel that there is not too much difference when used from one screen to another. You can see that if you try dragging a browser from your laptop/PC to a tablet you just connected. In addition, compatibility also lies in the fact that screens with the same scanning frequency also create a certain synchronization in the experience process.
- Simple plug-and-play setup: Get up and running in seconds with a simple USB connection. No complex setup is needed.
- It doesn’t require complex configuration: SuperDisplay is designed to work out of the box without difficult tweaking or settings.
- Start extending your desktop in seconds: You can start enjoying your Android as a second screen within seconds of connecting. Very fast setup.