When space becomes a consideration, there's always the option
of going vertical, with either a single-user 2-screen setup or
a 2-user 4 screen arrangement.
By converting the previous
4 Screens And 2 Users setup to a vertical 100" 8k video
wall, a lot of room space is recovered, as well as retaining
the two-user capability.
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Important
For the various ways you can configure the screen
upscaling and displayed text size independently for
optimal readability, see the
Operating System page.
You don't really have to be able to read everything on the top
row of screens - just recognize the various windows you've
stored there for future use. When you need to work on a
window, just pull it down to the bottom row of screens.
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For a single user, there's also the option of moving everything
into a corner, but this makes 2-person use rather awkward.
The 100" video wall was originally concieved and built to test
what the maximum usable screen size is, by taking a screen
shot from a single screen and either shrinking it down or
stretching it across all 4 screens to imitate everything from
a tablet to a 100" screen.
It turns out that a 100" compound wall
(as opposed to a single 100" screen)
is VERY usable unless you have neck problems.
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