News Research shows bigger screens are better

I spend about 70% of my day at work head deep in Excel spreadsheets, an increase in real estate would be a great boost, more on the screen rather than having to scroll around all the time.

 

I'm must be doing well then, desk at work looks like this:



In truth, i was in a team of 8 and 6 folk quit so i started acquiring hardware, since we had to pick up the slack no one complained and i've kept them ever since

 

Glad to see a Diablo II fan.

My 17" just broke, so I'll eventually have to get a new one.. Probably won't be for a while though. Samsung has some good deals running by us.

 

Can't Find the info

I read the article and found it particularly relevant as my office wants to setup about 50 users with dual monitor setups...
i read through the press release linked in the article but could not find any information about the single 24" monitor outperforming the dual monitors... any idea where I can find the study to read over..?

 

hmm... size... actually the resolution also helps. I just went at work form a nice 1600x1400 resolution to a 1280x800 and it hurt. I have less work area even though the actual screen size remained the same. Web pages are a pain as they now need the whole screen and it makes it harder to switch between screens.

 

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