Once you invest in a curved widescreen monitor, you will never go back.
Much better than Dual-Screen, and arguably better for most applications
for computer use:
https://www.viewsonic.com/library/photography/ultrawide-vs-dual-monitors
https://www.viewsonic.com/library/entertainment/monitor-curvature-explained
photograph
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Bill Prince wrote on 11/26/19 10:09:
I was part of a group developing programming tools for Tandem
Computers back in the early 90s. Besides the programming productivity
tools, we also identified environmental changes that would improve
programmer productivity. The very top thing we identified for
improving programmer productivity was larger screens and/or more
screens. The larger, the better. Highly productive programmers need to
track multiple details, and getting immediate visibility into as many
as possible was seen as a major win.
The only problem was that big screens were really expensive back in
those days.
bp
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On 11/25/2019 4:41 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Got a 42” viewsonic 4K monitor.
Not a TV but a monitor. Oh man, what a difference. I can look
through the tops of my trifocals and have both email and web browser
up on the same monitor.
I have Netflix running the background and it is so good that I can
see compression artifacts now.
I love this monitor. Required zero zero zero config.
Mini display port on my Microsoft Surface Pro docking adapter now
doing double duty as my desk top since going to Europe.
Things just keep getting better.
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