An image of my dual monitor setup!
I know that this doesn’t excite too many people, but it is exciting for me, and it is my blog,…and it was a real hassle when it came down to it. (I ended up having to get a new hard drive soon after.)
I have been doing a good deal of freelance lately, and as a result I decided that I would treat myself to some upgraded equipment. I wrote a month or so ago that I got the monitor for $20 bucks, I then bought a Gigabyte video card, 256 MB with the NVidia chipset.
It has taken some adjustment that is for sure, but I haven’t had a chance to do too much Photoshop work since I got it, which is one of the two big programs I got it for. But I have used it for Flash, and to be able to get all of my animation palettes off to one monitor and have more room to work is so nice.
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