Base Case Executive UHD/4K - two screens out of a carry-on

A two-screen workstation comes out of a carry-on case and is running in under a minute. Two 24-inch UHD panels sit on telescoping legs and run off a single USB-C connection that drives both screens and sends 100 W of pass-through power back to the laptop. The legs adjust to three heights, with the laptop underneath. The panels put out 540 nits and cover 98% DCI-P3.

Two external screens normally mean a power brick for each one and a bundle of cables to pack up again. Here one cable does all of it, and the laptop charges while it works. Power and ports sit in the base of the trolley handle: two video inputs, USB-C, USB-A and 100 Mbps Ethernet. No external hub.

It belongs in rooms that have no workstation of their own: a borrowed conference room before a briefing, or a tent standing for two days of map and imagery work. The whole setup draws 180 W, laptop included, so an external battery can run it where there is no mains power. You carry it in and you are working on two screens a minute later.

For four screens, stack a second case on top of the first. Base Case calls that setup QuadZilla: four screens across two cases, each carried in on its own.

Base Case was developed in Draper, Utah, and shown at CES 2025. One variant meets the U.S. Trade Agreements Act. TacDane is the distributor in Denmark. The case is set up on stand U 2324. Fold it out, and see if the minute holds.