Deskcovery: A Desk & Workstation Blog

[...] aesthetic reasons, or for bragging to your fellow techheads about. In fact, having multiple monitors can have a profound effect on your level of efficiency and productivity, as we& [...]

[...] estimate would be about $150. The Eight LCD Monitor Array Studies indicate that having multiple monitors for your workstation can improve your overall productivity. You could have a web browser [...]

Love it or hate it, Windows 8 is the choice operating system for Tablet based PCs on the market. And in tablet form, the OS does extremely well, offer [...]

Do you suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome? Do you find that you get a lot of back pain or eye strain after working at your desk for an extended period [...]

When working with a regular notebook or desktop computer, the standard way that you would go about connecting an external monitor is through one of th [...]

There are many good reasons to have more than one monitor on your desk. And it’s not just for aesthetic reasons, or for bragging to your fellow [...]

[...] in that the portability will make it easier to alter your workstation, so consider using a docking station over a traditional computer. [...]

[...] tablet or notebook, connect to the Internet, get comfortable at a hotdesking location with a docking station, and get down to work. Your business, your colleagues, and your customers are only a mouse- [...]

[...] , not including any other computing systems he may have throughout the complex. Universal Docking Station If Bruce were to go the MacBook route (instead of a Mac desktop) then we’d have to [...]

[...] local computer store), pick one up, hook it up, and see for yourself, what a difference an extra monitor will bring. They are one of the most inexpensive enhancements you can make to a workstation, [...]

[...] legacy devices or DisplayPort on other devices. However, there is more than one way to add an extra monitor and one of the most important parts of any docking station software is Displaylink. [...]

[...] your laptop? What if you could bring your notebook computer and connect it to one of the USB docking stations, instantly granting you access to a full-sized keyboard and mouse, as well as a dual [...]

[...] . Displaylink is the standard and certification that is used by the vast majority of USB docking stations that offer video capabilities. Before you are able to use an external monitor through one [...]

[...] , instantly granting you access to a full-sized keyboard and mouse, as well as a dual monitor configuration? This way, you get a desktop-like experience, all while retaining the privacy, security [...]

[...] give you a fair bit of customization in terms of how you want to lay out your dual monitor configuration. For example, you can set the relative placement of the external monitor. In my [...]

[...] if you are using Windows 8 on a notebook or tablet too, as you will still find your Displaylink settings icon in the Windows desktop taskbar. The settings and preferences for Displaylink are [...]

[...] are plenty of health risks associated with spending multiple hours a day hunched over a computer monitor and making small changes to your workstation can make a big difference in the longevity of [...]

[...] connected to a Targus USB 3.0 video docking station, which in turn is connected to a Samsung LCD monitor. That being said, if the main configuration options and settings will be nearly identical [...]

[...] we’ve broken down the main components that Bruce Wayne would have needed to build his Batcave workstation. Summarizing the estimates, we find: Stone desk: $1,500 Basic chair: $150 6 LED LCD [...]