Question ? do hardware vendors produce a product for displaying your system information in a small l

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Currently have a G19 keyboard and like it a lot mostly cause of its mini LCD functions and information it displays when gaming.

and now i have just bought a corsair k70 RGB keyboard mechanical and cant wait to give it a try...
but i know im going to miss the mini lcd screen on my g19 is there any hardware vendors out there producing 10" or more lcd screens that you can plug into your pc and use just for displaying system information say via msi afterburner or aida3d or being able to watch youtube or stuff on it exclusivly via its own sofware on pc...

that way i gain back the lcd that im going to miss from my g19 when i switch :D
 
Assuming you mean a small display on your desk? You can use tablets and the like to do so if you don't want a dual-bay device in the front of your tower, they can be setup as a secondary display easily enough.
 
You can get small LCD screens that will interface (usually via adapters) with most GPUs. VGA-DVI is about the most common best bet at the moment, it seems.

However, you could always build your own - Use something like a Picadillo 35-T, or one of the Raspberry Pi screens, program it in with C++ or one of the various starter softwares and there ya go.
Essentially it's the same idea as the G19 screen, but with more screen space and often greater potential. Screen sizes go from 3.5" upwards.
 
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