Right on. Three monitors is the only way to play. 
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Originally posted by MrForgetable
How'd you get all 3 cinema displays to work???
I tried a number of PCI video cards with digital-out for the third monitor, but only the ATI Radeon 7000 Mac Edition worked. You'll also need Apple's DVI to ADC adapter.Originally posted by MrForgetable
How'd you get all 3 cinema displays to work???
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Originally posted by bobaab
i got a question about the wrc now..arent' cars participating in the WRC have to be production cars?
It's my understanding that the Group-N cars are more closely based on production models, whereas the Group-A, WRC cars are free to experiment with new technology, aerodynamics, etc. Here are the WRC requirements.Originally posted by bobaab
i got a question about the wrc now..arent' cars participating in the WRC have to be production cars?
El Jefe
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Originally posted by speedomodel
Here's a picture from my little cave in corporate hell. That's 54" of desktop (2 x 17"s and a 20") for my evolutionm.net viewing pleasure.
Very nice! What do you do that you need 3 monitors?Originally posted by speedomodel
Here's a picture from my little cave in corporate hell. That's 54" of desktop (2 x 17"s and a 20") for my evolutionm.net viewing pleasure.
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Originally posted by plastikpyro
For all you mac lovers:
http://webdev.o1.com/rvb/movies/switch/RvB_switch.mov
Originally posted by plastikpyro
For all you mac lovers:
http://webdev.o1.com/rvb/movies/switch/RvB_switch.mov
I laugh hard everytime I see that video. So true. To avoid gaming platform envy, I drive the ultimate arcade game, an EVO. 
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Originally posted byWestSideBilly
Very nice! What do you do that you need 3 monitors?
Surfing, and lots of it. Originally posted byWestSideBilly
Very nice! What do you do that you need 3 monitors?
Seriously though, programming, graphics, video, etc. Haven't done CAD since '93. I've been using multiple monitors and a trackball since I can remember (i.e., Photoshop 2.5.1). Typically, the left screen is for my email client and tool palettes, the middle for the app, and the right for my UNIX shells and Web browser.