Hardware

Prisma: Your whole workstation. One display.

A 40″ curved 5K display, a docking station, an SSD bay, a USB hub, and a charging pad, all built directly into the display.

$311,949

pledged of $15,000 goal

285 backers

30 days to go

2 reward tiers

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About This Project

Prisma redefines the desktop monitor by embedding a full workstation hub—including USB‑C/A/B ports, SD/microSD readers, an M.2 SSD slot, 15W wireless charging, and a KVM switch—directly into a 40‑inch curved 5K2K ultrawide display. This integration eliminates the need for separate docks, hubs, drives, and chargers, reducing cable clutter and freeing desk space. With 120Hz refresh, quasi‑10‑bit color, 99% DCI‑P3 coverage, and compatibility with Mac and Windows laptops or desktops, Prisma delivers a clean, high‑performance workspace for creators, professionals, and multitaskers.

Key Highlights

 ▸ Integrated docking, USB‑C/A/B hub, SD/microSD readers, 15W wireless charging, and KVM switch. 

 ▸ 40‑inch curved 5K2K ultrawide display (5120×1440), 120Hz refresh, quasi‑10‑bit color, 99% DCI‑P3. 

 ▸ Compatible with Mac and Windows laptops/desktops; Mac mini/Mac Studio fit in built‑in cradle for a clutter‑free setup. 

Technical Specs

Spec	Details
Display size	40‑inch curved
Resolution	5120 × 1440
Panel type	LG IPS Black
Color depth	Quasi 10‑bit (1.07B colors)
DCI‑P3 coverage	99%
Refresh rate	120Hz
USB connectivity	USB‑C, USB‑A, USB‑B
Card readers	SD and microSD
Storage	Built‑in M.2 SSD slot
KVM & PBP	Built‑in KVM switch, Picture‑by‑Picture
Wireless charging	15W pad
Compatibility	Mac & Windows laptops/desktops

Reward Tiers

32 backers

Super Early Bird: Prisma

USD999

~$999 USD

Get Prisma for 38% off future retail price. Includes 1 Prisma unit plus optional add‑ons. Ships worldwide, estimated delivery Jan 2027. Limited to 8 of 40 units.

backers

Kickstarter Special: Prisma

USD1,199

~$1199 USD

Get Prisma for 25% off future retail price. Includes 1 Prisma unit plus optional add‑ons. Ships worldwide, estimated delivery Jan 2027. Limited to 25 of 25 units.

Risks & Challenges

Production, component sourcing, certification, logistics, and scheduling pose typical hardware risks; integrating display, hub, storage, charging, KVM, and cooling adds complexity requiring thorough validation.