Alexander Julian Home Colours Executive Desk

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

At home desk achieved.

The monitor itself is super impressive. One can choose between the HDMI and the Display port, and choose for it to either stand on the desk or be mounted onto a wall. At first, I have opted for the former, but unfortunately, it ended up claiming almost half of my desk. It might work better with a corner one however. As for mounting it, this was quite a feat! But it worked great. Once the monitor gets to work, it is truly a sight to behold. I have tried connecting it to both my laptop and my computer. While the latter had of course better results as far as for example vivacity of colours goes, it didn’t do too shabby even when connected to a laptop (although, naturally, one can see and feel the difference between the employed graphics cards). Work 12/10: I work in translation, so I often need to have several reference documents as well as dictionaries pulled up. In this regard, this monitor is unbeatable as it manages that and more, with no fuss or problems, mainly thanks to the "Samsung Easy Setting Box" which enables custom screen splitting, so that you can have different windows in predefined areas. While this sounds good as a concept, it does not work that well in practise as it bugs a bit. Free time: Gaming - let’s be honest, this monitor is in a category of its own. The overall picture quality is incredible, as is the depth of colours. 100-120 FPS is no problem, which translates into a truly immersive gaming experience. As far as watching movies and videos goes, this is something that needs getting used to, as there are bound to be some chunky black bars. However, this small drawback hardly outweighs all the positives. To wrap up, it does excellent what it was made to do – gaming – but is nowhere near shabby when it comes to arranging your work either. The single pane really spoils you, as opposed to working across two monitors, and I am not sure I would ever be able to go back!

This is the best desk lamp for working at home with monitors.

If you want right colours you'll need one of these!!!

This a very complex beast that I've just started playing with. It looks and feels like a pro camera and I have no doubt for many purposes it could serve as such. I have not gotten further with my evaluation because the camera comes with almost no documentation and while some might find the menu system intuitive, I do not. I have finally managed to get a copy of Alexander White's guide which just became� available. Attesting to the complexity of this camera and it's versatility, The guide is 269 letter sized pages. I am a nature and wildlife photographer with some professional exposure and a battery DSLR bodies and pro lenses. Most of my work is printed in sizes up to 20" X 36". In spite of it's 1" sensor, I fully expect this camera to replace all the DSLR equipment for most of my purposes. Looking at a few exposures printed on a small non-pro printer, I,m impressed. This is a very expensive camera and I can not imagine that it does not come with reasonable documentation especially given it's complexity.� I would not be happy without Alexander Whites Guide.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

I am using these speakers on my home office desk (from Uplift Desk) where I do legal work and compose music for symphony orchestra and big band. The speakers work very well in playing back the music using Garritan sounds and Finale. I can clearly hear the individual instruments and locate the occasional wrong note.

Great business tool and executive tab