Australia’s Alogic has announced a whole slew of new computer displays, which it is unveiling at this year’s InfoComm show, being held from June 17 through 19 in Las Vegas. The company has been doing well with its range of 5K and 6K screens made for the Mac market, but it is now expanding its offerings with four new products.
InfoComm visitors can see the Alogic Aspekt Touch 27-inch, Folio portable monitors, Fokus wall-mounted touchscreens, the latest IRIS 2 4K webcam, as well as a new Active Stylus and a wider range of monitor stands, all backed by U.S. logistics and local support.
Fokus are ALOGIC’s new wall-mounted 4K touchscreens designed for meeting rooms and collaboration spaces. The screens come in 43, 55 and 65-inch sizes. They can instantly connect with a Mac or Windows laptop and are used for presenting, annotating or sketching on the screen.
Touch And Play
The Fokus displays are full multitouch with 4,096 levels of pressure-sensitivity using the Alogi Active Stylus. A daisy-chain function lets Fokus work with Windows devices supporting a laptop, desktop or a mini PC running WindowsOS.
Underneath the main display is a 90W USB-C charging port, USB-C and USB-A ports, a top port for a webcam, Gigabit Ethernet and daisy-chaining. The panel has a brightness level of 500 NITs, 100% sRGB matt surface that keeps glare and reflections to a minimum.
The Fokus displays include a slim bracket that sets it almost flush to the wall or onto any 400 × 400 VESA mount. The screens include a remote control that lets users to switch the display on and off, toggle the touchscreen functionality and switch between different video inputs.
Alogic says two features on the Fokus make it stand out from the crowd. Firstly, the touch function works on a Mac, which is rare in this category. Secondly, it’s competitively priced to beat most all-in-one boards it’s likely to be compared with.
New Aspekt Display
The Aspekt Touch 27-inch has all the features of the popular 32-inch model, but in a smaller, more affordable frame. At 27 inches it’s the same size as Apple’s Studio Display, and compact enough that two displays can sit side by side on a desk where two 32-inch panels never could.
The Aspekt Touch has a 4K resolution panel with 600 NITs of brightness and 100% sRGB color gamut coverage. It’s designed for detailed work and has a top USB-C port for plugging in a webcam. The port is hidden behind a magnetic cover for when it’s not needed.
There is also a stylus holder that can top up the battery of Alogic’s Active Stylus wirelessly. The Aspekt is available in Space Black and Silver, with a choice of Raise, Fold or Omni 2-in-1 stands.
Folio Portable Screens
The Alogic Folio is a range of workstation displays for people who don’t always work in one place. Available in a single 16-inch QHD touchscreens and Folio Duo, a folding pair of screens that open side by side or can be stacked into one tall, double-height display The Folio can fold flat to drop in a bag and comes with a fabric cover that doubles as a stand.
The Folio single and Duo are world’s first portable displays to offer full gesture control and 10-point multitouch to macOS and Windows, in both single and dual form. Folio offers brightness and color-accuracy with 400 NITs of brightness, 100% sRGB and is fully touch, and stylus-enabled on macOS and Windows. Users can use the screens to mark up a drawing anywhere using their favorite software.
Each Folio display weighs around a kilogram and runs off a single USB-C cable or accepts a charger for up to 45W of passthrough power to keep a laptop topped up. Folio also charges the Active Stylus wirelessly with a magnetic snap, another first for the portable display segment.
New Active Stylus
All the new screens on show at InfoComm 2026 can use the new Alogic Active Stylus with wireless charging. It’s a precise MPP 2.0 pen with 4,096 levels of pressure, plus tilt that works on every Alogic touch monitor across Windows and macOS as well as with other MPP devices like Microsoft Surface.
The Active Stylus works smoothly across the Clarity, Aspekt monitors, Folio and the Fokus screens. It’s three buttons handle eraser, right-click and Windows Ink; the battery lasts for months between charges. When it does run low, users can snap it onto a compatible monitor — such as the Aspekt 27, 32 and 34, Folio or Fokus — to charge it wirelessly or with a USB-C cable.
Finally, the new Alogi Iris 2 will be at InfoComm 2026. The Iris 2 is a 4K autofocus webcam designed for meeting room and desk use. It comes with a built-in privacy cover and microphone for pairing with the Alogic Fokus screens and the Aspekt Touch 27-inch. Users can drop it onto the top webcam port for instant 4K video and audio without any extra cables to manage.
Pricing and Availability:
The Alogic Fokus, Folio ranges and the Iris 2 webcam will be available by September 2026, while the Aspekt Touch 27-inch and Active Stylus will be available from July 2026 onwards.
- Fokus 43″ Wall-Mounted 4K Touchscreen $2,799.
- Fokus 55″ Wall-Mounted 4K Touchscreen $3,299.
- Fokus 65″ Wall-Mounted 4K Touchscreen $3,999.
- Aspekt Touch 27″ 4K docking monitor (from July 2026) $1,799.
- Folio (16″ portable QHD touch monitor) $899.
- Folio Duo (folding dual 16″ QHD touch) $1,299.
- Alogic Active Stylus with wireless charging $149.
- Iris 2 4K autofocus webcam $199.
