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[Dominion]

Besides the fact that sporting two LCDs on any computer makes you feel like a serious badass, it’s legitimately good for productivity. That’s what I tell myself, anyway. Neuro Logic Systems has created what they describe as “the world’s first dual 19-inch LCD in a vertical format.” The LCDs fold up from a horizontal position and are supported by no-nonsense gas struts, as well befits a piece of hardware designed for the military. It would be nice if civilian hardware manufacturers realized that even non-military sometimes takes a beating and stopped making laptop LCD hinges out of crappy plastic, but I digress. As you can see from the picture, the RFT-2L19 (catchy name, huh) is primarily designed to be used in a rack mount, but the NLS website does mention that it’s compatible with some sort of transport case. The displays themselves are somewhat unimpressive, at 1280 x 1024 max resolution, 250cd/m² brightness, 700:1 contrast, and VGA/DVI inputs. Personally I prefer my dual monitors to be oriented horizontally, but I’m willing to embrace anything that has the potential to give me more desktop real estate in a portable computer.

http://www.ohgizmo.com/2007/07/16/nls-d ... -monitors/

[2Q2Bstr8]

svakako deluje veoma zanimljivo! mada mi nije jasan koncept vertikalnih dual monitora, tj. čemu to zapravo služi opštoj populaciji? u kojoj delatnosti konkretno ovo donosi prednost?

čovekovo čulo vida zahvata mnogo širi horizontalni nego vertikalni ugao, pa su widescreen monitori (i ove horizontalne multiple konfiguracije) prirodnije i ergonomičnije od klasičnih monitra. i sami kad nešto radite sa više papira, ne stavljate papire jedan iznad drugog, već jedan pored drugog, zar ne?