How many of you work with Duel Screens?

Yeah its slang, and there is no problem if you aren't familiar with it, everyone isn't familiar with slang at some point of time.

That hardware dealer would know about Dual screens of course, shouldn't be a problem for him.

IT

 

yeah, sorry, didn't explain very well, it's a USB to monitor thing, practically plug and play and no problems so far, take a looky: http://www.redstore.com/SWENET094

 

Sweet! So I just plug it in and install a driver and I am done?

Seems cheap stuff as well

IT

 

Yep most monitor things are plug and play.

 

Trips @ home. Single @ work. I also use VirtuaWin to add another layer to the multi-monitor setup.

 

I have an SLi desktop....which does not allow more than 1 screen, despite two video cards and 6 connections (4 DVI and two S-Video)....however, before I had the desktop up and running I had the monitor (21") connected to my laptop in a dual screen mode....I can say that 21" is plenty big to do everything I need to do and still have room....

 

I was looking at the 22" widescreen LCD monitor to upgrade to but went with a 19" widescreen LCD instead and it's great! Where I worked, we had a Dual 21" LCD screen set up. It was pretty good but a pain to configure.

Col

 

Pain? Ah at the end it's beautiful....

 

I actually have a 32" that I am not using at the moment...not enough office space...and yes, I think that anything that big is a pain...I have decided that 21" is just fine unless my monitor is across the room from my keyboard...

 

I have two screens, but I only use one.

Although I may need to start using the second to monitor all the threads you're starting...

 

32 inch screen.. that's too big to be a screen anyway... 21 inch are good.

 

not me i want to get one but my parents think its a waste of money .. i'll get it once i get to college which won't be that far away