Showing posts with label Portable Displays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portable Displays. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011
Twist on Multiple Monitors
I came across this the other day on Techmeme. Its a pretty neat idea. To bad it weighs to much and the specs aren't more up to date. So what do you guys think? Would you or your users ever use a machine like this?
Friday, May 20, 2011
UPDATE: Portable Monitors
We still haven't received our order of Field Monitors from Mobile Monitor Technologies so no review yet. However, you can see some feedback from others here, here and here. I can't wait to play with it for myself.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Mobile Monitor Technologies Display
Just a quick update. We ordered two displays from Mobile Monitor Technologies today. We were told that they couldn't get the order in for the Feburary batch but that we'd be in the March batch.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Another Portable Display
I came across a tweet from Roman Kepczyk when he was at the CCH User Conference back in November.
And thanks to Roman for putting the word out.
...Just tested new mobile (2nd) monitor with 195 page PDF and performance was great. Check out at mmt2.com ($279)...I looked at the website and it looks pretty cool. We're going to get one with the key pad to test it out for our needs. Have any of you out there used this model before? What have your experiences been?
And thanks to Roman for putting the word out.
Labels:
General,
In Field,
Portable Displays
Monday, December 20, 2010
Review: Samsung 21.5" Notebook LCD Display
As promised, here's my feedback on this display. We took two of them to a client's office by train. The carry case we used was a GearGrip LCD Harness which worked really well (it was like adding a laptop bag). The display itself was very easy to setup; I would not worry about the least knowledgeable user taking this to a client's office. As soon as we hooked up the VGA cord, it worked. On one of them we had to use the auto setup feature as the viewable area was slightly askew. All in all, I think this model is well worth the $170 we paid for it. Based on user feedback and projected demand, we'll probably be purchasing more of these (we have more than 40 in our audit group).
Happy travels to all the auditors out there, especially over busy season.
Happy travels to all the auditors out there, especially over busy season.
Labels:
General,
In Field,
Portable Displays
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Multiple Displays in the Field
It's been a while since I posted so I thought I'd mention a thing or two before busy season hits. We've always had some pain points when it comes to working in the field. All of our uses have at least two monitors in the office (some have three). One of the consistent comments from the users is that they would like a very portable second monitor for them to take to a client's office. We've tried the Porter Case route for the full size desktop monitors but no one really used it (too bulky and hard to transport for our standard one week or less trips). We've also tried having our clients provide additional monitors but the small clients don't always have extras to share.
Our next option is the Samsung 21.5" Notebook LCD Display. I'm going to a client with a team on Monday and we'll be taking two with us for testing. It will especially interesting to see how the monitors hold up on the train (3-4 hrs). I'll post about our experience.
One thing to note about this monitor is that we tried to use the USB connection but the drivers didn't work on Windows 7 Professional x64 so we're using an analog monitor cable.
How do you deal with multiple displays in the field? Please post responses in the comments.
Our next option is the Samsung 21.5" Notebook LCD Display. I'm going to a client with a team on Monday and we'll be taking two with us for testing. It will especially interesting to see how the monitors hold up on the train (3-4 hrs). I'll post about our experience.
One thing to note about this monitor is that we tried to use the USB connection but the drivers didn't work on Windows 7 Professional x64 so we're using an analog monitor cable.
How do you deal with multiple displays in the field? Please post responses in the comments.
Labels:
64-bit,
General,
In Field,
Portable Displays
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