You should buy dual monitors instead of an ultrawide for these 4 reasons
Single monitor setups once dominated most home and office spaces, but computer users looking to enhance their productivity have consistently turned to larger-screened workstations in recent years. For the most part, there are two main ways to add sc ...continues
@danie10 Yes, exactly why we have did that. Sun is okay to generate the power but we don't have it enough trough the entire year. That's why we went to the hydro power generation too. It is working whole time without any biggest maintenance. Only due to the winter I need to control the state of the machine. You know, ice, snow and so on. But so, it is very worth the money invested into. We had already all the costs compensated after two years of use and now is working purely into our pockets. 👍
Let's talk #monitors: currently using a 27'@2560 x 1440 and thinking about upgrading. Mainly using #IDEA,#VSCode & #Obsidian. Recommendations? Host is a M1Pro
How come that people are working with tools (and content) like #Confluence, #Jira, #Webbrowsers in general, #Word, ... and don't have external #monitors in portrait orientation? 🤔 🤷 #PIM
@jonoabroad@sidawson Re: desk mounts for sit/stand desks. I have a different use case (multi-screen Zoom studio for workshop facilitation) and I use Loktech desk mounts for my screens (landscape./ side-by-side), plus camera plus 1 of 3 lights. No-drill friction mounts have given 18 months daily use with no issues.
I never thought about this before, really for a monitor. I’ve heard about them being used as standalone switches, and still think that may be more flexible.
However, if you have one ultra-wide monitor, maybe it would make sense to split that display into t ...continues
Large screen monitors are getting very pricey: This guy is using a suitable TV instead
This was an interesting watch and brings home the fact that you should just consider what you are needing your screen for. TVs are certainly also getting better, but there is more to it than just HDMI ports, contrast ratios, and response times.