My workflow is based around having a dual-monitor laptop setup with two screens to play with. This isn't about screen real estate as much as it is about window organization. These days, when I travel ...

Setting up a dual monitor system to extend your screen and optimize computer display settings for a more productive and efficient workspace. Pixabay, DaveMeier Setting up two monitors on a single ...

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from a year straight of working from home, it’s that I wouldn’t be nearly as productive without two monitors. Having access to multiple displays makes nearly every ...

If Apple made a dual monitor system for laptops, it might be a lot like the S2. The setup features aluminum construction, one-cord connectivity, and the ability to be used in five different ...

Investing in a dual-monitor setup is one of the best ways to increase the amount of space you have to work with. For folks looking to supercharge their productivity, it can make it easier to see ...

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Nex Computer announces the launch of its NexPad, a portable monitor that can be attached to the top of a laptop screen as an additional monitor on the go. If you need a larger screen for your ...

Once you get a second monitor, you can't go back. It's a sentiment that may seem silly to some, but once you get used to organizing your windows and programs across two or more screens, it's hard to ...

In the desktop PC space, rocking an ultrawide display or two displays side-by-side is a surefire speed boost for productivity. More screen real estate equals free real estate. When it comes to laptops ...

Side-by-side monitors are a staple of the modern desk setup. But I, for one, am ready for a shake-up. That made me wonder how stacking monitors vertically might work instead. It’s a lot harder to set ...

Once you get a second monitor, you can't go back. It's a sentiment that may seem silly to some, but once you get used to organizing your windows and programs across two or more screens, it's hard to ...