Are There Any Small Computer Monitors Anymore

I've always been a fan of the Mackie CR3's. There are solid, affordable monitors for your computer. Plenty loud with a full sound. And spending a little more for the Bluetooth enabled version is well worth it.

For 8 years my AC's have picked up director monitors. Not anymore. WE ROLLIN' BABY.

I have several of these mounted on my external monitors. There is a small lip on the end that keeps it from twisting. The other side is a standard nato rail which is perfect for a quick release setup.

Switching between monitors is faster with less lag. Keyboard and mouse connection do not get lost anymore.

I've been batteling this noise issue in my monitors for months. Any time I scrolled my mouse or had my hard drive running, I heard high frequency noise in my monitors and headphones. I'm editing on a MacBook Pro and the sound output is through my headphone jack so it must have been a very noise ground somewhere in that circuitry. Any ways, this Buzz off fixed everything! I now hear silence.

There are some differences in features between the small and medium versions, but I would say that if you’re only using this for photo editing and general computer navigation the small works wonderfully. I had the medium, so I was able to directly contrast it with the small. If I had more desktop space I could accommodate a medium, but I would still get the small (and I work using two 27 inch monitors).

I LOVED THIS LENS SINCE THE MOMENT I TOOK IT OUT OF THE BOX. THE CONSTRUCTION IS GREAT AS EXPECTED FROM ZEISS. NO AUTO FOCUS MAY BOTHER SOME PEOPLE BUT, IF YOU GET USED TO IT, YOU WILL END UP ENJOYING IT. SHARPNESS IS AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN ANY OTHER LENS OUT THERE IN THE MARKET. BUT WHERE THIS LENS COMES AHEAD OF ANY LENS OF THE SAME PRICE OR EVEN MORE EXPENSIVE ONES IS: IT'S UNIQUE RENDITION OF COLOR, HERE THERE IS NO EQUAL. BEAUTIFUL LENS. I HIGHLY RECOMEND IT.

There is a lot of light coming from this lamp.� Any CFL will take a few minutes to get to its top power.� I've used it several times and did not disappoint.

The solution to ANY screw in plate or adapter is to use a drop of threadlock. There are many vendors. The common one sells a 'BLUE which is easier to remove, and a RED which is stronger. If you disassemble cameras or electronic parts, you will see that the industry always uses a threadlock to negotiate variable tolerances between the threads male/female pitch. I use both the blue or red on all my tripod/head connectors.

*Easy to use *There is no need to carry the computer in a bag as well.