CORSAIR Launches XENEON EDGE 14.5″ LCD Touchscreen for PC Users

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[Press Release] Corsair has introduced the XENEON EDGE 14.5″ LCD Touchscreen, a slim display designed to complement any PC. With a 2560×720 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and multi-touch support, it offers a clear and responsive way to monitor apps, widgets, and system stats without interrupting the main screen.

The 14.5-inch panel utilizes premium AHVA technology, ensuring sharp text and vivid visuals even from off-angle viewing. Its five-point capacitive touchscreen makes navigating apps and widgets fast and intuitive, giving users direct control over stats, media, and notifications.

At 372mm x 120mm x 20mm, the display is compact yet versatile. It can be mounted inside a PC, attached magnetically to panels, placed on a desk with the included stand, or secured to an arm using threaded points. Connectivity is simple with USB-C DP Alt Mode or HDMI, and it supports both portrait and landscape orientations in Windows.

Through Corsair iCUE, the XENEON EDGE can be customized with widgets and utilities, including CPU and GPU monitoring, fan controls, chat windows, and music apps. Future updates will further expand functionality, offering Stream Deck-like control for streamers and power users.

Corsair XENEON EDGE 14.5″ LCD Touchscreen is available now from the CORSAIR webstore and will roll out through authorized retailers worldwide in Q4.

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