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I was visiting a new customer in New York City earlier this month, and this is what was in the design manager's office:
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Yep - that is four monitors, all hooked up to the same machine via one video card. I had HydraCALC, HydraLIST, HydraCAD and 3D fittings all up on different screens. It was one large desktop that I had to navigate from left to right to get to all the screens.
I want this
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