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Productivity. I like being able to work on multiple things at once without having to alt+tab to get to things. Also, if you are working on something, lets say (as I was last night) building a web page, it helps to be able to have everything you need up without having to move screens around to find what you are looking for. Last night I had an HTML help guide up on my right monitor, my HTML editor up on my middle monitor and a web browser open on my right monitor. I could get quick help from my left monitor, plug in my code and test, bam, page pops up on my right monitor, I see everything without ever having to leave my editor and I can keep working. For me it is all about productivity.
I just got a second monitor for my work computer (they have finally realized that it can increase productivity and have given them to all of us!) and now I can work about 1/3 (if not more) faster because I'm not having to search for the info I need. I can have my coding info (what needs to be coded) on my left screen and be coding in my right screen and and I have to do is click back and forth. No shrinking pages, no trying to work with split screens (which really sucks on a 19" monitor), just get what I need from one, code in the other and unless I have to scroll in my requirements page, I can do eveything without ever leaving my coding screen. Frankly, I couldn't go back to using just one monitor, it would drive me NUTS!
Others like it for gaming, running 3 monitors in surround on an SLI set up is pretty neat (I've tried it, not for me) but I don't game very much and when I do, I prefer just to have the game on my center monitor, but that's just me.
Anyway, that's just my
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