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By clicking a button on my laptop, 3 of the monitors connected to my desktop computers switch from the output of the computer to extended monitors for my laptop (When I am feeling particularly ambitions, I connect the 4th monitor to my external monitor port on my laptop for a total of 5 monitors, but this is uncommon as 3 19" monitors plus my 15" laptop screen are all I tend to need.)

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I use one computer mostly for video/visual editing, and the other for back up and redundancy purposes, or to crunch numbers when I want to free up my laptop CPU, such as watching streaming videos. (I am typically wirelessly connected to the network, but sometimes plug in the ethernet cable.) More specifically, I have 2 desktop computers in my office, each powering 2 monitors. When I get to my central office, I have 3 networked monitors on my desk and available for my laptops use through MaxiVista. I use a laptop and spend time in 3 different office locations regularly, taking my laptop to each one. Ken 22:19, 13 July 2006 (UTC) Reply No original research please Jasper Deng ( talk) 20:52, 26 December 2010 (UTC) Reply One Users Experience of networked Multiple Monitors There is no end to benefits.if you are working and have more to do than will get done! What about cards and other stuff? What is the best setup? As to increased productivity, it is very great. Moniters cost $350 each for good 19" jobs. I do income taxes and investments, and want more screens up.as many as I can get. I use two seperate computers at my desk, one with moniter's that mirror each other so that my clients can watch me work, if they are there and the other has side by side so that I can have three different operations going "full screen" at the same time. Audriusa ( talk) 07:43, 21 March 2013 (UTC) Reply Personal Experience-does it count? I have added some, more can be found here. How about this -Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.30.43.225 ( talk) 15:56, 2 April 2011 (UTC) Reply It is not very difficult to find references that more or bigger monitors increase the productivity. O Man, you have too much time 91.9.242.57 09:21, 12 June 2007 (UTC) Reply -Is a citation from Microsoft Research sufficient? Slackmaster K 03:28, J(UTC) Or to that very stupid is nore stupid than less stupid. Do you also need an evidence that 200Hp are stronger than 100hp. contribs) 19:59, MaI agree that it makes me more productive, but I don't have any sources on that ^^ - Disavian 20:26, 28 March 2006 (UTC) Reply I'll cite Bill for you.

Preceding unsigned comment added by 208.201.246.26 ( talk I may be cynical, but I don't find the studies of vested interests to be as persuasive. Particularly-impressive would be studies that don't have funding from "vested interests" (e.g.

So, I'm a "believer" (that more monitors = more productivity) but, I'd like to see some citations on this. 28 External links modified (February 2018).
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