External monitor USB connected NOT HDMI - xperia neo

Could anybody share details of external monitor tried with usb with xperia neo?
I have seen some monitors like AOS e1649Fwu which can connect with USB.
I don't have any HDMI ported monitor.
Also I want to use USB OTG capability to connect external devices. I was able to access mouse and keyboard.
If anybody able to access other devices like pen drive etc.. please share the steps how you have achieved with xperia neo.
All these queries are for "xperia neo" only"

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I will therefore move this tread to the correct forum.
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