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		<title>Comment on Why use a multi-monitor setup? by Kevin Kane</title>
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		<description>&quot;It drives me nuts when I don’t have a minimum of two screens.&quot; Ah yes, David. The curse of multi-monitors: once you&#039;ve had a taste of multiple screens, going back to a single screen almost feels like someone is asking you to work with a feather pen and ink.

It&#039;s doubly frustrating when you&#039;re trying to collaborate with a colleague while standing over his his shoulder and squinting at his 14&quot; laptop screen. It is so much easier to work together on a big 23&quot; or larger monitor.

Fortunately, monitors costs so little nowadays that it&#039;s easy for me to buy an extra display or two for work, even if my employer can&#039;t buy them for me.

Viva la multi-monitor revolution!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;It drives me nuts when I don’t have a minimum of two screens.&#8221; Ah yes, David. The curse of multi-monitors: once you&#8217;ve had a taste of multiple screens, going back to a single screen almost feels like someone is asking you to work with a feather pen and ink.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s doubly frustrating when you&#8217;re trying to collaborate with a colleague while standing over his his shoulder and squinting at his 14&#8243; laptop screen. It is so much easier to work together on a big 23&#8243; or larger monitor.</p>
<p>Fortunately, monitors costs so little nowadays that it&#8217;s easy for me to buy an extra display or two for work, even if my employer can&#8217;t buy them for me.</p>
<p>Viva la multi-monitor revolution!</p>
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