This is because, until now, DisplayLink didn’t offer drivers for any operating system outside Windows and Mac OS X, according to TechReport. Recommended Videos That all changes when ChromeOS R51 ...

The problems have already been identified by DisplayLink in a knowledge base article published on its website: The following issues have been found on OS X 10.9 and do not currently have a resolution ...

DisplayLink’s USB virtual graphics technology allows any Intel-based Mac to connect up to four separate monitors over USB. The newest driver also supports the USB video of various USB docking station ...

Following an extensive public beta test, DisplayLink has announced the release of DisplayLink Windows 1.0 drivers for Mac OS X. The 1.0 driver is available for download now. DisplayLink technology ...

Now InFocus is making the driver available to support existing DisplayLink projectors on Mac OS X 10.4.11 through 10.5.5. It supports all Intel-based Mac systems. The new driver supports the InFocus ...

DisplayLink lets computer monitors work over USB. The company offered up the first beta version of Mac-compatible drivers last week, though it cautioned that without Apple’s help, those drivers ...

Well now, the company has released beta drivers for all to test out, however, they are called “beta” for a reason. Right now, they lack both 2D and 3D acceleration, so performance will be worse than ...

Back in April, I had to the chance to review a pair of 7-inch, USB-powered, LCDs, meant to be used as secondary displays. Both displays were Nanovision Mimo Monitors and used DisplayLink ...

Apple's recent macOS 10.13.4 update is causing some havoc among people using screen extenders like Duet Display and Air Display, as well as USB DisplayLink-connected monitors.

Now InFocus is making the driver available to support existing DisplayLink projectors on Mac OS X 10.4.11 through 10.5.5. It supports all Intel-based Mac systems. The new driver supports the InFocus ...