I got another monitor to go above my 30in, Jon says I have a fetish for monitors....
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I had the exact same question for him at ASE. He's a genius, let's just leave it at that.
I know I know babe I haven't graduated from the chair to the treadmill yet I might but I'll come to you for advice. Did I mention you looked sexy in that black low cut in nyc at the penthouse.
coming from the guy who can't read what everyone is posting let alone can't link a banner properly in their sig?
Shh, I don't think he knows and it makes me giggle.
But back on topic, I'm liking the setup. But I notice it's tilted inwards. How sturdy is the support, or will we find you one morning with your head crushed beneath a thirty? No, I'm not being a fag. I really want to know.
its attached to a counter weighted and blanced monitors stand on wheels, its like an iv stand at a hospital on wheels except made to hold a monitor.
I actually enjoy looking at other people's setups. Don't see the need to bash the poor guy, he's showing us his world that he's entrenched in 24/7 most likely.
If you think about, we're all glued to our "stations". I've picked up some good ideas looking at other people's setups over the years, some photos gave me inspiration to go out and buy entire desks and re-arrange everything. I am always on the lookout for improving my Mission Control.
I have to say though I feel that new monitor way up high is useless, to have to crane your neck up and do anything over 10 seconds would drive me crazy.
I do like the 2 verts on either side of the central monitor, though I think one is all you need. To each his own.
One major weakness I see with this setup is lack of storage space, hence the clutter everywhere on top of your desk.
The printer on the floor there doesnt give your legs much room to move around if you have to do any extended work there.
Hey, don't mean to rag on your system. It's actually impressive on a number of levels, just nitpicking really.
If you think about, we're all glued to our "stations". I've picked up some good ideas looking at other people's setups over the years, some photos gave me inspiration to go out and buy entire desks and re-arrange everything. I am always on the lookout for improving my Mission Control.
I have to say though I feel that new monitor way up high is useless, to have to crane your neck up and do anything over 10 seconds would drive me crazy.
I do like the 2 verts on either side of the central monitor, though I think one is all you need. To each his own.
One major weakness I see with this setup is lack of storage space, hence the clutter everywhere on top of your desk.
The printer on the floor there doesnt give your legs much room to move around if you have to do any extended work there.
Hey, don't mean to rag on your system. It's actually impressive on a number of levels, just nitpicking really.
