What prevents the flat screen from falling? My magical powers..
Just kidding, a book.
I use the monitors I use because this is all I have.
Pictures of your trading stations
- Thread starter seasideheights
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What prevents the flat screen from falling? My magical powers..
Just kidding, a book.
I use the monitors I use because this is all I have.
Hey don't make fun. I've got this gigantic CRT 20" Dell that takes up 1/4 my desk. But I'm using it as long as it keeps chugging or until my stacks get so high that I can't see at least the upper half of the screen
This beat thread again LOL
So i got a Dell 690 with dual quad core chips, top of the line. SAS 15K drives and 4 MB of ram. Thing runs two platforms and on FED day got all the way up to 3% usage still too high 
Highly recommended but not required
Cheers
So i got a Dell 690 with dual quad core chips, top of the line. SAS 15K drives and 4 MB of ram. Thing runs two platforms and on FED day got all the way up to 3% usage
still too high Highly recommended but not required
Cheers
4MB ... Can u even imagine that now ? Running Win 95 LOL
My bad, it has 4GB of RAM ... also forgot to mention the video setup is dual nVidia Quadro 3500 256MB cards
I started this 300 Page Thread over 2 1/2 years ago & it still lives on! Somebody give me a hand! ...and EliteTrader, how about a T-Shirt?
Let's keep the thread going with it on topic. Post pics of your trading stations. Be proud.
Let's keep the thread going with it on topic. Post pics of your trading stations. Be proud.
Quote from max401:
Back on topic: Laptop with triple screen:
"Having a multi-display workspace will definitely improve productivity, as you get to see more at a glance and won't have to minimize so many windows at once. Acme has dropped the 'Portable Industrial PC' that has the ability to hook up another two monitors on either side, giving new life to the definition "widescreen". I wouldn't want to be carrying this all over the place though as it looks as though the entire set up weighs a ton, but you can't get any geekier with a 3-screen notebook. Pricing and availability are unknown."
http://www.ubergizmo.com/
I want that.