Originally Posted by
PropheticStar
However, I never did see the need for more then one screen. Could someone explain that to me?
For general day to day use, not much.
However, when I'm doing uni work, I can have all my research up on one screen and be writing the assignment on the other - saves having to keep flicking backwards and forwards or printing out pages of info for about 4 sentences worth.
It's (apparently) good for gaming too - you can have the game screen up on one and then maps and info shizzle that you need up on the other.