So what's the deal with that pen poking through the hole here, you ask? Well, first of all, the ZenScreen does come with that pen. Secondly, it is intended for propping up the monitor in either orientation, should you wish to ditch the bundled foldable smart case to take full advantage of the device's 8mm thickness and 780g weight. It also looks nicer that way. But make no mistake: The ZenScreen doesn't support stylus input, nor does it have a touchscreen, so don't go drawing on the glass with that pen.

Other goodies include automatic screen rotation, four levels of blue-light filter, TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free technology and eight video preset modes. You'll also find a USB-C to USB-C cable plus a USB-C to USB-A adapter in the box. The ZenScreen is priced at $249, which is significantly more than its conventional counterparts, but at least road warriors will be able to grab one soon -- it's about to hit stores in Taiwan, with other markets to follow soon after.

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