Dual Monitors

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Most desktops can run multiple applications at once, but you're limited by having one screen so having to swap between the two or lower the window size.

By having two screens, you can simply move between two applications by moving your mouse across, which is useful when using one for the other.

For example, I have access to key systems (databases) on one screen and my usual desktop on the other, so I can look and work on both simultaneously.

There's one lad in our office who requires three screens because of working between two key systems and his usual email or word processing.

This…when working on a lecture on one screen so much easier to have the reference/source on the other.
 

Most desktops can run multiple applications at once, but you're limited by having one screen so having to swap between the two or lower the window size.

By having two screens, you can simply move between two applications by moving your mouse across, which is useful when using one for the other.

For example, I have access to key systems (databases) on one screen and my usual desktop on the other, so I can look and work on both simultaneously.

There's one lad in our office who requires three screens because of working between two key systems and his usual email or word processing.
Two screens helps hugely with productivity. With the Windows snapping you can get by on one large monitor if you're not doing anything to strenuous. I've got a 27" so it's usable, but I'd really like a second monitor.
 
Most desktops can run multiple applications at once, but you're limited by having one screen so having to swap between the two or lower the window size.

By having two screens, you can simply move between two applications by moving your mouse across, which is useful when using one for the other.

For example, I have access to key systems (databases) on one screen and my usual desktop on the other, so I can look and work on both simultaneously.

There's one lad in our office who requires three screens because of working between two key systems and his usual email or word processing.

I’ve got two laptops and a monitor for work. 2 monitors on my home PC too. Screens galore.
 

Most desktops can run multiple applications at once, but you're limited by having one screen so having to swap between the two or lower the window size.

By having two screens, you can simply move between two applications by moving your mouse across, which is useful when using one for the other.

For example, I have access to key systems (databases) on one screen and my usual desktop on the other, so I can look and work on both simultaneously.

There's one lad in our office who requires three screens because of working between two key systems and his usual email or word processing.

Cheers, thanks for that ;)
More importantly: GOT, FM and football/F1/youtube....
 
I have two screens on my laptop. It turns out i didn't really need to buy a laptop with two screens. I have nothing of any use to offer to this thread.
 

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