Are those three Dell 2405 monitors on BillG’s desk?

Looking at this photo I *thought* those were three Dell 2405, 24″ inch monitors… however, they look more like ~20″ widescreen monitors… anyone recognize them?

I have two 2405’s on my desktop… so, I think I’ve got almost the same amount of screen real estate as BillG. I have to agree with him when he says: “If you look at this office, there isn’t much paper in it. On my desk I have three screens, synchronized to form a single desktop. I can drag items from one screen to the next. Once you have that large display area, you’ll never go back, because it has a direct impact on productivity.”

Large monitors make wisdom workers (fka knowledge workers) about 100% more effective. I’m standardizing our entire staff on 24″ monitors over the next six months for this reason… I’m also encouraging them to buy a second on their own nickle (AOL will pay for one, but they won’t pay for two… go figure :-) .

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