The new Corsair Xeneon Edge is similar to the Asus ProArt PA147CDV, featuring a 14-inch touchscreen with a 32:9 aspect ratio. This design is said to work great when placed beneath a traditional desktop monitor, providing extra room for apps and widgets.
Improved Features
The Xeneon Edge comes with several improvements over the older Asus ProArt. To start with, the bezels around the screen are much thinner, and the resolution is notably better at 2,560 x 720. This results in a striking pixel density of 183 PPI. Additionally, the touchscreen can be used on a desk with a stand, or it can be magnetically attached to a PC case, or even installed directly in a tower to replace a 360-millimeter radiator.
User-Friendly Software
Corsair has designed software that includes a variety of widgets for monitoring system performance, displaying weather updates, calendar events, a chat interface, or even a mini-game right on the touchscreen. Users can arrange the screen in either portrait or landscape orientation, connecting it to their computer through HDMI or USB-C. However, Corsair has not yet provided details on brightness, frame rate, or color accuracy.
Pricing and Launch Information
The Corsair Xeneon Edge secondary monitor is expected to be released in the second quarter of 2025. Pricing information is still unavailable at this time.
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