Re: Photo of your workstation.

Maria Lucia Brigit S · Jul 5, 2015 10:34:04 PM

I love your desk!!!

Pravin K · Jun 30, 2015 02:36:05 PM

John,

That's a lot of Screens..

You might need a sunscreen protection to sit there for a long time, possibly SPF 50+ .. LOL

or Free Tanning Spa..

Just kidding..

Pravin

Jennifer M · Jun 30, 2015 03:45:00 PM

OP in this thread is a pimp. Bro, I love you. Babies?

Andy F · Jul 2, 2015 12:32:57 PM

My Small Work Station

Robert James R · Jul 5, 2015 11:20:45 PM

Nothing too fancy, really. Taken just now, 2:18 PM, July 6 2015. This is from the corner of the living room. So yeah, while the rest of the family watches TV or do some other family stuff, I'm in the shade working.

The light on the left is from the window.

P.S. The wires look frizzy but what is not seen is how they're all coiled properly

Jennifer M · Jul 6, 2015 04:36:30 AM

^ dude 2 screens. You'll never go back to your one-screen desktop again.

Robert James R · Jul 6, 2015 05:27:59 AM

I don't know...I don't exactly know if I can gain any advantage from it. I mostly just browse the web or play a game or two.

Any particular (or personal) reasons why? I might just buy one if many people here are into it

Stephen B · Jul 6, 2015 11:10:05 AM

As Jennifer said, once you get set up with two screens, you'll never go back to one, apart from for working on the move. Use them in extended desktop mode, and it means you can have your email, Upwork, and other stuff on the minor screen while actively working on the main one; or working on different versions of documents at the same time, or before/after etc; or jumping across to have a quick Google about something without having to minimise and re-open. The benefits are endless.

Imagine the analogy of the paper office. You're getting a bigger desktop so you can lay out a few things better without having to keep go rummaging down in piles to find them.