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My Next Monitor

Whenever someone comes in my office that hasn’t seen me before, they always fawn over my monitor.  I enjoy my 30" Apple beast, even though it’s running Vista.

Yes – that would be my next one curtsey of 9X (via Engadget).

May 2nd, 2008     Categories: Technology    
  • MikeK

    Display a picture of the sun and enjoy a full budy tanning!

  • Rich Baer

    You only use one, albeit beastly, monitor?

    • http://www.feld.com Brad Feld

      Yeah – I used to use three monitors. Once I got used to the curvature (or lack of curvature) of one, I’ve found I like it better.

  • http://www.marypurslow.com/ mary

    I would have to say I am spoiled only by two monitors and actually setting up my third this week. I found that my work/productivity was greatly improved (or a least it feels that way)since I started using more than one monitor. However, I think that with 30 monitors I will end up getting cross eyed before I get anything accomplished. Whats kind of dorky is that I only started using more than one monitor after I saw the movie swordfish…What does everyone think about the Alienware curved monitor? worth it more than the 3row of monitors above

  • MikeK

    Display a picture of the sun and enjoy a full budy tanning!

  • mary

    I would have to say I am spoiled only by two monitors and actually setting up my third this week. I found that my work/productivity was greatly improved (or a least it feels that way)since I started using more than one monitor. However, I think that with 30 monitors I will end up getting cross eyed before I get anything accomplished. Whats kind of dorky is that I only started using more than one monitor after I saw the movie swordfish…What does everyone think about the Alienware curved monitor? worth it more than the 3row of monitors above

  • Rich Baer

    You only use one, albeit beastly, monitor?

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/bfeld bfeld

    Yeah – I used to use three monitors. Once I got used to the curvature (or lack of curvature) of one, I’ve found I like it better.

Brad Feld

Hi, I'm Brad Feld, a managing director at Foundry Group who lives in Boulder, Colorado. I invest in software and Internet companies around the US, run marathons and read a lot.

 
 
 
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