“I currently use 2 monitors but 4 would be ideal. That's just way too much desk space real estate to give up. Will this allow me to set it up as if I had multiple monitors with different programs up at 1 time? Outlook in 1 section, Excel in another, etc.”
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The software package includes an overlay that can divide the desktop into several snap zones, similar to docking a windows 10 window to the top left or right sides of the screen. Otherwise, this device operates as a single very large monitor. Your question is not exactly clear what feature of "multiple monitors" you are expecting. It is not so great with multiple simultaneous video inputs, if that is what you are asking, as to enable that feature you must disable most of the features of the monitor. (behaves like 2x 1024x768 60hz) I find the multiple input feature to be a bit janky and a bit of a tacked on feature. Not the recommended use for this device.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yep. I use the built-in Windows Snap feature, but this monitor comes with software that allows you to split the screen into zones. Snap is effective for me, though. See photo. I do wish that it was a little taller. This would lend to a better accept ratio for somethings, but I have been way more effective and efficient with this monitor, using built-in tools.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I believe there are programs that do that automatically but haven't installed them. Even though it's equivalent to two 27 inch monitors, it's really like having three because you can have a program in the middle since there is no frame in the way. This 49 inch monitor is amazing but two 27 inch monitors are much cheaper. I run at least 10 programs at a time for work so need a big monitor to be efficient. Its definitely worth the money IMO.
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