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Re: Post your desk!Only reason I knew that is because I have one myself.(Original post by gamer91)
got it in one (including its craptastic stand) also a 2043BW (which is currently in portrait mode for programming and the like - god bless HAS stands!).
- Don't mind its stand too much to be honest, seems perfectly fine to me.
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Re: Post your desk!Sly the fox?(Original post by Dez)
Sorry these are so over-exposed, the room is a bit dark and the iPhone camera more than a tad crap.
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Re: Post your desk!the stand doesn't support it that well IMO, there is too much play when you gently push the top of the monitor or rock the desk slightly.(Original post by win2kpro)
Only reason I knew that is because I have one myself.
- Don't mind its stand too much to be honest, seems perfectly fine to me.
not like my other syncmaster which has a really rock solid stand (which is height/pitch/orientation adjustable and on a swivel base) -
Re: Post your desk!Aye, I'd love two monitors when doing my own coding, so much easier to work(Original post by gummers)
Well my TV doubles up as a monitor, & it's useful because I can then stream films on the internet and view them through my TV whilst still doing stuff on my original screen (laptop). I think they come in handy when people are; gaming, coding, editing videos/music etc. -
Re: Post your desk!I use to have a dual monitor setup with a 15" and a 17" 4:3 flatscreen monitors then upgraded to 1x 24" 16:9 monitor everything can be resized and you get a full size window whilst using a small amount of your screen. Im using chrome atm and its only using half the screen and i get full content.(Original post by gamer91)
mostly because we can, but its rather useful for programming; code on one, pdfs/web/writeup/documentation on the other
But i do miss having dual monitors
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Re: Post your desk!(Original post by Kash:))
Why do so many people have/need 2 monitors??People usually wonder this until they actually try it.
To try and explain, just watch yourself working or using the computer in general - chances are you'll be flicking through a number of windows (e.g. to control your music player, to look things up for an essay etc). Having two monitors lets you actually see two things at the same time, as you would in real life - imagine having an A4 size desk and therefore only being able to look at one thing at a time. Not good.
I knew someone why was highly resistant to having two monitors, despite him having a spare. I set it up for him and now he won't go without. -
Re: Post your desk!(Original post by Spexzzz)
I use to have a dual monitor setup with a 15" and a 17" 4:3 flatscreen monitors then upgraded to 1x 24" 16:9 monitor everything can be resized and you get a full size window whilst using a small amount of your screen. Im using chrome atm and its only using half the screen and i get full content.
But i do miss having dual monitors
yeah, I've got one portrait and one wide monitor atm, the wide is full HD so splits nicely in two also. -
Re: Post your desk!It's a laptop cooling stand. It has two fans underneath and is raised off the desk to keep it sort of cool, as well as being tilted to provide a better angled keyboard(Original post by Wookie42)
What is that laptop riser/stand/thing you've got? I'm looking for a decent one but can't find much :/
.. It was quite expensive, and you can get ones for £5, but I thought about paying for quality on an item like this. Read the reviews at the bottom of This page
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Re: Post your desk!Then again having dual monitors make you look like some tech savy guy, my relatives first word was "Matrix" when they saw my old setup, lol.(Original post by gamer91)
yeah, I've got one portrait and one wide monitor atm, the wide is full HD so splits nicely in two also. -
Re: Post your desk!Thanks, exactly what I'm after - I've got a 13" but I think I'll have to get used to the fact there aren't any decent risers around for smaller screens(Original post by Kidms001)
It's a laptop cooling stand. It has two fans underneath and is raised off the desk to keep it sort of cool, as well as being tilted to provide a better angled keyboard
.. It was quite expensive, and you can get ones for £5, but I thought about paying for quality on an item like this. Read the reviews at the bottom of This page
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Re: Post your desk!Smaller version?(Original post by Wookie42)
Thanks, exactly what I'm after - I've got a 13" but I think I'll have to get used to the fact there aren't any decent risers around for smaller screens
They do stock them in PC World and Currys if you feel like actually seeing the product before you buy it
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Re: Post your desk!Yeah I saw that, thanks, but 30cm wide isn't quite wide enough which is weird - my laptop is just over 30cm so it would leave zero space either side. Regardless, there's probably a model for 15" lappys somewhere so I'll look into that. Thanks for your help!(Original post by Kidms001)
Smaller version?
They do stock them in PC World and Currys if you feel like actually seeing the product before you buy it
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Re: Post your desk!You know what you can do then?(Original post by nofish4u)
possibly the saddest thread i have ever seen
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I've got Midas the lion hiding around somewhere too.
.. It was quite expensive, and you can get ones for £5, but I thought about paying for quality on an item like this. Read the reviews at the bottom of 

