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11-28-2003, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jabba
Originally Posted by Wide
This is a nice product but it has many disadvantages..
The important one is spacing between the monitors are too big.. And for the long time used it cannot be comfortable IMO..
If I suppose to do such thing I'll get the one which is the biggest monitor..
You can have the best monitor less than 1000$.. So u can save lots of money.. Than u can spend much more for the other hardwares and etc..
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Maybe if you were going to try and use it as one big display then that might be true...but I intend to use one application per screen...a couple of browsers open, some video editing going on, and all my communication windows open on the other. I am not really bothered about saving money so much.... more like just trying to get the best stuff that I want (within reason).
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Jabba I'm not sure how many desktops windows can support. I dont think you can run 3different desktops, but on my LinuxSuse8.2 I can run 4muliple desktops.
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11-28-2003, 06:23 PM
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Speaking of cases...I'd go for a Lian Li. It's bare aluminum, so you can get it painted in a nice black color if you want a black theme.
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11-28-2003, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SFDMALEX
Jabba I'm not sure how many desktops windows can support. I dont think you can run 3different desktops, but on my LinuxSuse8.2 I can run 4muliple desktops.
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As I understood it you could do it with this card under XP :
Matrox G450 MMS As an established technology leader of multi-display business solutions, the Matrox G450 X2 and X4 Multi-Monitor Series (MMS) is the smallest and most powerful four-chip PCI graphics card for business markets. -
Up to 4 VGA monitor/analog flat panel
- Up to 4 Digital flat panels
- 2 VGA monitor/analog flat panels & 2 Digital flat panels
- Multi TV Out capability
(Up to 16 displays under NT 4.0 with multiple Quad boards / Up to 10 displays supported in Windows 2K & XP)
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11-28-2003, 06:36 PM
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Besides - Windows XP has native multi desktop support - even with a bunch of regular video cards. You won't have any troubles Jabba... - just don't be tempted to the *nix side... LOL
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11-28-2003, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by RC45
You won't have any troubles Jabba... - just don't be tempted to the *nix side... LOL
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As also explained here :
9X Media’s Multi-Screen Manager is a software utility designed to make multiple monitor computing even easier. It intuitively increases productivity and seamlessly enables the greater potential of multiple monitor computing. This powerful utility ships with all 9X Media X-Top Professional Series Multi-Screen systems.
With a click of the ‘Move window’ button you can instantly move windows and applications between monitors. With a click of the ‘Maximize to desktop’ button you can instantly spread your windows across all screens.
Smart Taskbar – Manage a variety of open applications more easily
9X Media Multi-Screen Manager adds an additional taskbar at the bottom of each additional monitor. Each of these taskbars only shows the tasks (applications/files) that will appear on that particular monitor when activating. With just a glimpse you know on which monitor your application will appear even before you activate it.
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11-28-2003, 06:59 PM
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And confirmed here :
18. What are some of the uses of Multiple monitors?
Here are some of the possibilities:
Desktop Publishing/Editing: If you're editing word processing document frequently or combining two documents into one, you can utilize the second monitor as a place to keep the original(s) in view, so you can access them quickly.
Internet/Email: user can keep his/her e-mail program open on your second monitor so that his/her can see it at all times.
Research: If you're researching from the web or any other resource, move the research items or the launch pages to the second monitor for continuous reference.
Data Analysis: If the user performing a "what-if" analysis with a spreadsheet, place a copy of the original on the second monitor so that you can see the changes easily.
System monitoring: If you need to monitor your computer or network, keep the monitoring tools on the second display for easy access as you work.
Illustration/Photo Editing: In illustration or photo editing software, keep your illustration/photo on the main screen and the controls and tools on the extra screen.
CAD, CAID, CAM, CAE, 3D Modeling/Graphics: If your job requires working with graphic in fine details, expand it across the two monitors to avoid scrolling and resizing.
This is just some of the uses for multiple monitors, however the possibilities are endless.
19) How many screen can I run on one computer?
With Windows 98, you can connect up to 9 displays.
With Windows NT, you can connect up to 20 displays to one system
With Windows 2000, you can connect up to 10 displays to one system.
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11-28-2003, 07:16 PM
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you can get some more contemporary cases from voodoo. pretty much anything you have in mind they can do. I know a lot of them are out there in terms of design. you can customize your own case I remember reading. Just contact them im sure they would be more than happy to answer your questions. But tell me this isnt cool:
http://resource.voodoopc.com/gallery/large/vdoob.jpg
as far as the gaming specs...you can really customize anything you want. nothing is set in stone when you are building your own personal computer. besides if you dont need a certain thing it could save you money.
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11-28-2003, 07:23 PM
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Well the monitors are now on their way from the good old USA to JW 8) 8) 8) so I guess its time for me to have a good look at the voodoo system now.
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11-28-2003, 07:29 PM
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Afterall it was fast! Now I hope the delivery will be as fast as the decision
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11-28-2003, 07:41 PM
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Congrats on the new system; make sure to post the final specs of the beast once it's all determined 0X.
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11-28-2003, 07:49 PM
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That has to be the highest shipping cost I have ever paid for a personal item...it is on a FedEx priorty service though :
Product cost: $9,899.00
Shipping/handling priority: $875.00
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Total amount in USD is: $10,774.00 (total amount to charge)
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Approx amount in GBP is: $6,242.09
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11-28-2003, 07:59 PM
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#102
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Originally Posted by Jabba
That has to be the highest shipping cost I have ever paid for a personal item...it is on a FedEx priorty service though :
Product cost: $9,899.00
Shipping/handling priority: $875.00
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Total amount in USD is: $10,774.00 (total amount to charge)
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Approx amount in GBP is: $6,242.09
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Holly Molly, were did you but the monitors?
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11-28-2003, 08:05 PM
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Here :
http://www.9xmedia.com
I hate to think what the shipping would be on the 49 screen version of this :
Its priced at :
$294,000
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11-28-2003, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Jabba
Here :
http://www.9xmedia.com
I hate to think what the shipping would be on the 49 screen version of this :
Its priced at :
$294,000
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I think it would cost less to buy a ticket to US and bring em home your self.
edit- I saw the shipping cost of 800US for your order :shock:
SHIT. 49screens would cost ya aproximatly 14000$US!
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11-28-2003, 08:51 PM
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#105
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Congratulations Jabba.. I hope them to be delivered as soon as possible..
After installation we want a photo of system..
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