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“Give someone a second monitor, let them use it for a while, and then try to take it away. It just isn’t going to happen.” Suzanne Ross, Microsoft Research If you never tried multiple monitors and you have resources to get another monitor, maybe a dual monitor video card, I say GO FOR IT! “The [...]

If a regular stock computer was a bicycle then a Day Trading Computer would be a Harley Davidson! The power, functionality, and speed are superior. If you’re a day trader I would suggest doing some research and make sure you get exactly what you need. These computers come standard with a lot of stuff but [...]

Add Monitors and be More Efficient You’ve probably noticed that everywhere you looks these days you hear something about going green. Whether it be in the news, politics, fashion, and even technology, as well as a Planet Green TV network, you can hardly escape the growing pressure to relieve some of the carbon footprint that [...]

Multi monitor Concepts The basic concepts related to the various types of multiple-adapter configurations are not new or specific to Windows Vista, but are important to understand in relation to the design of the multi-adapter feature in Windows Vista. Chief KTP225 Dual Monitor Desk Stand (Holds LCDs up to 30″) Uploaded by multiplemonitors. – Explore [...]

Get better results faster with your PowerPoint Presentation. Whether you use a dual monitor video card or a dual monitor adapter, your going to benefit by upgrading your system to support a dual monitor display at the least. Make PowerPoint Presentations easier with dual monitors by enabling the Presenter View. Enabling the Presenter View allows [...]

If you’re currently using or plan to use Windows XP or Vista, did you know that you can configure your desktop run Multi-Screen Displays? It’s easier than the average non-techgeek might think, and this blog is going to give you step-by-step instructions on how to use this awesome feature built in the Windows operating system. [...]

Lets take in to consideration some thoughts on sufficient use, or lack of, our time. Our daily schedule is filled with a vast field of chores, things to do, acts of honor, and wishful thinking. The modern day revolution of technological breakthroughs in association with everyday office/business/personal needs, can often become a systematical ritual of [...]

I always say that two monitors are better than one You can never have enough screen space, especially when organizing and working on your digital pictures. Instead of buying a larger monitor, if you’re using Windows XP or later, you can buy an inexpensive second monitor and connect it to your computer—instantly doubling your work [...]

I multitask all day and I’m not using “multitask” in that buzz-term kind of way. Between e-mail, instant messages, and news updates, it seems like I need one computer for communications and another computer for work. I run several different applications simultaneously and constantly switch among them. At times, I’m testing an application while taking [...]

Multi-monitor, also called Multi-display, Multi-head, and Dual-Monitor, is the use of multiple physical display devices, such as monitors, televisions, and projectors, in order to increase the area available for computer programs running on a single computer system. Microsoft describes this setup as “one of the best ways to improve your productivity”. Randy Pausch recommended multiple [...]

Functional Taskbars for All Monitors!. Two of the best features, I think, are the Taskbar Extender, and the ability to stretch a QuickTime video across dual screen monitors and not lose any picture quality. In fact it sometimes gains picture quality to make one big screen. With the Taskbar Extender, the once ordinary windows single [...]

You can save one to two hours a day using an Integrated Multiple Monitor System. The return on investment when purchasing a multiple monitor display for your computing needs, is significant. Here are some interesting statistics. On average, people studied spend two to three hours a day in email alone. Many times even dual computer [...]

How to Resurrect a Crashed Hard Drive The hard drive is possibly the most failure prone part of your computer. Whether it’s been dropped, over heated, or simply died of old age. If you’ve traced your problem to the hard drive, the solution depends on the symptoms it’s exhibiting. If the drive spins up but [...]

Data thieves don’t have to be programming wizards to get their hands on your personal information. They often find hard drives that contain financial and other sensitive data at flea markets, charity shops, city dumbs, and even on eBay. Trading computers can contain a lot of financial information that should be protected. So if your [...]