BUT, I have a problem. Interestingly enough, it's similar to the one you mention. There seems to be something wrong somewhere in the setup of my system or its drivers. When I close the lid of my laptop, all is well… Until I reopen the lid- then the screen settings get messed up. It 'forgets' that I have it setup to extend the desktop and instead mirrors it. It also has taken to changing my resolution, dropping it down to 800*600 when I reopen the lid. And all this happens on log-in as well.

The setup is an HP Pavillion DV7 laptop with an Intel Core 2 Quad at 2GHz with 6GB RAM and an ATI Mobility Radeon 4650 with 1GB set at 1600*900.

It's all up-to-date, including the ATI and Mimo UM-710 drivers. The UM-710 is set to extend my desktop to the side at its default resolution and color depth. The hardware manager shows one USB display device, both monitors (Mimo and laptop screen), and of course the ATI video device, all supposedly properly working.

I tested with only one and with both USB cables plugged in with the same problems. I have them plugged directly into the laptop, no hub.

Any ideas? Suggestions?? HELP?!?

(Mimo's folks have no idea what is happening at all, saying they've never heard of or seen this issue.)

Thanks,
HNK

I suppose you could use this and put the Redfly Mobile Viewer on it, which supports an 800×480 resolution (although I'm not sure where the window frame would go then).

Steve

As for resolution, I assume they don't allow you to change it because LCD panels have native resolutions that they work best at. Do applications scale to fit the window and thus look bad? If not, why would you want to lower the resolution?

Steve

Interesting device. This could be a handy add-on for designers using graphic apps with floating palettes or the like. When I first looked it over I thought this was something like the RedFly add-on, but it appears exclusively for PCs.