The cordless LG StanbyME Go Portable Touch Screen offers an entertainment experience that you can carry around with you. The 27-inch, 1080p touch screen is built into a briefcase, allowing users to take it with them anywhere, especially while travelling or camping. It offers Dolby Vision, and its 20W speakers support Dolby Atmos for surround sound. Thanks to a built-in gyroscope, the monitor can be used in both landscape and portrait modes. Its full-sized HDMI port allows users to connect the monitor to a gaming console, laptop or a smart TV dongle. Besides, it is also a smart monitor with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and support for apps like Disney+, Netflix and Prime Video. It comes with a smart remote with hotkeys to access OTT platforms. The case has an USB Type-C port on the front, which allows users to charge the device even when closed. A rechargeable battery provides three hours of viewing and it runs on the LG webOS which supports AirPlay 4. The device supports screen mirroring with iOS and Android, and has a voice recognition functionality for changing channels and searching for content in hands-free mode.

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In order to save space, many portable keyboards feature keys crammed together. LG’s Rolly Keyboard solves this problem with its 17 mm key pitch that’s similar to the 18 mm used on most desktops. The keyboard unfolds segment by segment, with four rows of keys laying neatly on any flat surface. Want to store it away in your bag? It folds up magnetically into a stick!

The keyboard is powered by a single AAA battery. The battery bar holds a pair of concealed arms that can prop up a tablet or smartphone. Users can pair the keyboard with the device using Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, which is activated by simply unfolding it. The keyboard can pair with two different devices together with the ability to toggle between the devices with a single key press.

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