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But there is one application I really could use it for: As a second screen for my notebook, when I'm video editing or photoshopping. But as far as I know, the only possibility to use the n8x0 as a second screen is via vnc. But this way I need a WLAN connection at hand and the graphics performance is awfully bad.
Is there any possibility to use the USB-Connection to get the PC-Image on the n8x0-Screen ... ?
Due to the stand the n8x0 would make the perfect USB-Screen to hold applets, windows and tools ...