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The Future of Monitor Display: Smart, Unified, AI-Powered By TUTT Canada

The Future of Monitor Display: Smart, Unified, AI-Powered

A Brief History of Display Technology: From Cathode Rays to Smart Screens

The evolution of display technology mirrors our quest for more immersive and functional visual experiences. From the earliest cathode ray tubes (CRTs) to today’s intelligent, connected screens, displays have become central to how we work, play, and communicate.

From Bulky Boxes to Flat Panels

In the 20th century, CRTs dominated both televisions and desktop monitors. Though bulky, they laid the groundwork for everything that followed. By the early 2000s, LCD technology revolutionized the industry with thinner, more energy-efficient screens. Around the same time, plasma displays offered large-scale alternatives with vivid color — though they were short-lived in the consumer market.

The emergence of OLED and later MicroLED displays took us closer to perfection — providing high contrast, flexibility, and longevity in screen design.

Displays Become Smart

Modern display devices are no longer just screens. They’re intelligent hubs — integrating processors, apps, and wireless connectivity. Today’s Smart TVs and touchscreen panels come with full operating systems, voice control, and integration with smart home ecosystems. According to Britannica, this shift is more than design — it’s a convergence of function.

At TUTT, we see how today's portable monitor for laptop is evolving into a smart companion. Whether it’s used as a laptop screen extender on the go or integrated into a home workspace, the display is becoming intelligent, adaptive, and central to digital life.

2. Today’s Display Landscape: Purpose-Driven, But Fragmented

The current display market is a mosaic of specialized categories, each tailored to specific user needs. On platforms like Best Buy Canada, monitors are segmented into Gaming Monitors, Curved Displays, Portable Monitors, Smart Monitors, and 4K Displays.

This segmentation, while beneficial for targeted use-cases, often leads to a fragmented user experience. For instance, a professional might use a Single Screen Extender for work, a Dual Screen Extender for multitasking, and a separate smart monitor for entertainment.

The Rise of Portable Monitors

The demand for flexibility and mobility has propelled the growth of Portable Monitors. According to market research, the portable monitor market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 24.13% from 2026 to 2032, reaching USD 1,466.09 million by 2032.

At TUTT, we offer a range of portable monitors designed to serve as effective laptop screen extenders, catering to professionals, gamers, and creatives alike.

Challenges of a Fragmented Ecosystem

While specialization has its merits, the fragmented nature of the current display ecosystem can lead to inefficiencies. Users often juggle multiple devices to meet their varied needs—be it work, entertainment, or communication.

This fragmentation underscores the need for unified solutions that can seamlessly adapt to diverse use-cases, paving the way for the next evolution in display technology.

TUTT Smart Display

3. The Next Leap: Unified Smart Displays Powered by AI

Picture this: it’s a regular weekday morning.

You wake up and tap the edge of a large 32-inch smart display on your bedside table. The screen comes to life. On the left side, live news begins streaming — headlines, weather, and breaking updates. On the right side, your daily calendar appears automatically, synced with your email and reminders.

You swipe with your finger — it’s fully touch-enabled — and open your email. You respond to a few quick messages using an on-screen keyboard. Then, with a simple voice command, you tell your AI assistant: “Summarize today’s top news and schedule a team call at 9.”

A Single Screen That Does It All

The built-in camera activates. You’re now connected to your office team in seconds. You review documents, adjust schedules, and assign tasks — all from the same display. No laptop. No tablet. Just one screen.

This is the new era of smart displays. And it starts on June 15, 2025, when TUTT officially launches the E21 Smart Display.

Inside the E21 Smart Display

The E21 is more than a monitor. It’s a centralized productivity hub powered by Android 13 and built with:

  • AI-powered voice control and multitasking
  • Multi-window interface for email, calendar, and media
  • Built-in camera for real-time video meetings
  • App compatibility for Android productivity and media tools
  • Wireless and wired functionality as a portable monitor for laptop

Unlike traditional displays, the E21 doesn’t just show — it reacts, adapts, and works alongside you. The AI engine becomes your digital assistant: managing your day, suggesting actions, and controlling your home environment.

That’s why we say: in the future of screens, AI is the operating system.

Be Ready to Experience It

Browse our main portable monitor collection to see how far TUTT has come — and return on June 15 to explore the E21.

You’ll also find the E21 available via our official TUTT storefront on Best Buy Canada.

Future is Now

We are proud to announce the official launch of TUTT E21 Smart Display — our first AI-powered, Android-based smart display — coming June 15, 2025.

This is more than a product release. It's a statement of where TUTT is headed: a future where displays are smart, adaptive, and central to everyday life.

Innovation isn’t a slogan — it’s our core principle.

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