Is "touch LCD" convenient for multi-displays that work from home?
Many readers will be forced to telework due to the influence of the new corona. The same is true for the INTERNET Watch editorial department. In each living environment, we are devising every day to further improve the telework environment. Therefore, in this series, we will introduce reviews of telework goods that such staff thought they could actually use and recommend in a relay format.
The author's work-at-home environment. The upper left is for chat, the front top and bottom are for main, and the right is for fixed information display.The lower left is the array of the original Surface Pro screen used as a dedicated OneNote machine
One of the items that I put particular emphasis on in my work-at-home environment is the display environment, especially multi-display.
I used to use 3 screens in the office, but in a home environment, I added 1 screen to 4 screens. Of course, it's just because you can improve work efficiency, but unlike the office, you don't have to leave a "margin space for talking to people" in front of you, so you can increase it to your heart's content.
The image is that two screens are for work, one screen is for chat, and one screen is for displaying real-time information such as Twitter. Somehow I can get the job done, so if I can manage the interface, I wish I could add about 3 more screens ...