Elecrow has introduced the CrowView Note 14, a portable display designed to pair with external computing modules. The device adopts a laptop case form factor but lacks an internal processor. It functions as a secondary screen for single-board computers like the Arduino UNO Q and Raspberry Pi. The display also supports any device capable of outputting video via HDMI.
Multiple ports including USB-C and mini-HDMI for video and power
The unit features a 14-inch IPS panel with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. The screen fully covers the sRGB color space for accurate color reproduction. It measures 13.1 x 8.8 x 0.8 inches and weighs 2.6 lb. A built-in 37Wh battery provides power for mobile use. A 640 x 480 pixel camera is also included in the chassis.
Connection options include a USB-C port that handles both power delivery and video input. The device also features a mini-HDMI port for direct video signals. Users can connect peripherals through two USB-A ports and a dedicated USB-C port supporting up to 45W of power. A standard headphone jack is present for audio output. Input devices such as keyboards or mice are not included and must be purchased separately.
Elecrow lists the price for the CrowView Note 14 at $260 USD. This pricing applies to the global market. The company has not specified availability dates or shipping windows for the product.
The CrowView Note 14 targets hobbyists and developers who use modular computing platforms. It allows users to create portable workstations without the cost of a full laptop. The design prioritizes connectivity and portability over standalone processing power.
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