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Thu, 09 Oct 2003
Multiple Monitors
Slashdot has a story on a study that shows that multiple monitors improves productivity. In the personal computer space, this idea has been around since at least 1987, when the Macintosh II with NuBus slots was announced. Once you've used a machine with multiple displays, you just won't want to go back.
Right now I'm running a Cornerstone p1650 at 1800x1440 attached to an ATI All-in-Wonder 8500DV as the primary display and a Hitachi CM801 at 1600x1200 attached to a eVGA GeforceMX PCI card as the secondary. That's one display for code and one display for output, server consoles, IM, media players and whatnot. A pair of these guys would be the bomb, but I'm plenty happy with what I've got.
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If you really want some extra screen real estate, you should check out one of these monitors:
Cinerama Display and Grand Canyon Display
Posted by Jason Brome at Fri Oct 10 04:25:19 2003
Cinerama Display and Grand Canyon Display
Posted by Jason Brome at Fri Oct 10 04:25:19 2003
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