Three Screen Monitor

June 19 2010 by admin in three screen monitor |No Comments

You’ve probably heard about multiple monitor arrangements. As you may know, they help you handle your heavy page loads, seamlessly navigate through multiple applications simultaneously, and do so while saving you time, money, and the hassle of computer failure when used appropriately with multiple monitor compatible computer systems. If you own a computer and are using it now, you probably have no idea how many monitors it is capable of performing with, but it’s probably somewhere around… one. At most, a higher end PC prototype from a department store may be able to handle two. But what if you are a serious day trader, film editor, professor, businessman in charge of presentations, or anything related to the need for multiple monitor arrangements. You may need to move forward beyond two to a three screen monitor.

So you are finally serious about day trading? Are you getting tired of toying around with minimizing and maximizing a maze of heavy page loads? You do have more than a few stocks? Are you tired of navigating with glitches, lag, freezes, and virtual computer meltdowns, when trying to monitor your stocks and employ the use of multiple applications simultaneously? Maybe two screens isn’t enough for you to monitor your investments and your next possible move while corresponding with important business people, family and friends, or that special someone that thinks you are ignoring her because every time you open your chat box and try to respond to her your computer craps out on you. Well such is life when you’ve got loads of business, major page loads, and multiple applications running on just one to two screens when you should be using a three screen monitor.

A three screen monitor setup isn’t for somebody who hasn’t become serious about their career. In fact, maybe you are the type who doesn’t care if he sinks or swims during a major presentation due to computer failure caused by heavy page loads in his single monitor setup. Maybe you’d prefer dividing your screen between your several applications and monitored stocks and thus wasting time navigating through a maze of heavy page loads while you could be spending time doing other things… like making money.  Or maybe you just like wasting other peoples time while they watch your fumble around with several applications and heavy page loads during your various types of presentations, asserting most definitely, “ I swear it was just here. I just had it! Just give me  a minute to sort this out.”

Sure. We’ll give you a moment to sort your life out. Maybe you could start by visiting MultiplexPC.com to investigate how a three screen monitor can help to save you the hassle.

Multi Monitors

June 19 2010 by admin in multi monitors |No Comments

Often, the question has been asked, Why multi monitors? More often, the question has been asked, How many monitors are necessary for my job? … Even more often, the question has been asked, How do I know if my computer can handle so many monitors? The answers are simple. Why multi monitors?  Because you need them. How many monitors are necessary? It depends how many you need. How do you know if your computer can handle more than one? Because you purchased one of our multi monitor setups. Let’s dive more deeply into the answers to these questions.

Let’s talk about need. If you need multi monitors, you are probably a serious day trader who handles multiple accounts while running multiple applications simultaneously. You may also be in the business of film, which means you also run softwares, editing equipment being just one of those. Maybe you do presentations, and the need is there to run several presentations juxtaposing your manifold complex facts and statistics, important information that your audience must compare and cannot miss in order that you may better get your point across and win over the competition! What do these careers have in common?…And don’t say running multiple applications simultaneously. They have in common the need to do so seamlessly, with reliable computer systems, with more than one monitor, all for financial  business gain, to get an edge over the rest of the best!

Let’s talk numbers. How many monitors are necessary to get the job done? That depends on how good a job you want to do and how valuable your time is to you while doing so. If you are handling multiple accounts, and you don’t want to deal with navigating through mazes of heavy page loads while minimizing and maximizing windows on your way to five o’clock deadlines, at least two might be necessary, such is the case for the average day trader who takes his job seriously. If you are handling other peoples’ accounts on top of your own, or you just handle so many accounts that you don’t want to succumb to screen failure due to the numbers, maybe three screens are necessary! Your personal need for multi monitors is directly related to your work load.

Visit MultiplexPC.com to see just how multi monitors can help you expand, branch out, and make your business work for you!

Triple Monitor Laptop

June 19 2010 by admin in triple monitor laptop |No Comments

So, you are a mobile businessman and you realize that your presentations, your stock trading, and your heavy business work load  are growing to the point where one monitor is becoming a hassle. You are tired of your prototypical, dead weight, discount laptop, which is only meant for one, or at most, two monitors, because the places you travel to in order to work don’t seem to be the kinds of places that understand your need for multiple monitors and haven’t take the time to put in place for you a computer for you to hook up to for that extra monitor. Buying a triple monitor laptop would be the only way to assure yourself as a serious businessman that no matter where you should end up, you will always win over the competition and have a enough monitors to seamlessly navigate through multiple applications simultaneously while handling heavy page loads without also mesmerizing your audience and yourself while you jump through hurdles trying to find that important window sitting at the bottom of one of  forty other minimized windows.

As mentioned before, your dead weight, discount laptop you purchased at a low end department store probably only handles its own monitor. If you purchased higher end equipment, your laptop could handle probably no more than one extra monitor without crashing. But a triple monitor laptop can handle up to three extra monitors with ease and usually with only one extra monitor adapter depending on the brand, and this is probably no more expensive than a usual high end prototype that can only handle one extra monitor. The only difference is the triple monitor setup obviously handles more and will never crash when hooked up to three.

Sure, go ahead and try to hook up a multi monitor adapter to your laptop, and then hook up the two or three more necessary monitors to that laptop and send it spiraling to an early death when it overloads and burns your hard drive. That’ll help you out loads at your next major presentation. Or just dish out the minute amount now, and secure yourself with a triple monitor laptop that won’t crash, lag, or freeze while handling multiple application simultaneously with seamless performance, one that will always be up to the job.

Could your next step be any more obvious? Visit multiplexPC.com to find the triple monitor laptop that’s perfect for you and your business needs!

Traders Laptop

June 19 2010 by admin in traders laptop |No Comments

Why do they call it a traders laptop? It isn’t because it will waste a couple hours of valuable time each day, or sell you out and leave you in the dust by crashing or burning throughout several long hours of monitoring numerous accounts, a laptop for a man who needs a bad friend, so to speak. No, no. That’s exactly the kind of thing your prototypical laptop will do for you though! That is why you need to invest against the low end, least-you-could-do approach to day trading on your laptop.

Traders laptops are laptops created to handle long hours without burning or overheating while also simultaneously performing across multiple applications arranged over several screens, depending upon the power and number of USB ports or added adapters. They are laptops a trader can use in his home or anywhere else he may want to view his work load.

Imagine the trader who sits in front of a single monitor setup handling multiple accounts including maybe clients’ accounts. How on earth is he going to handle the heavy page load associated with the high demands of a serious day trader viewing his various accounts in a timely manner that won’t potentially cost him money while he misses one window of opportunity closing one to open another?   How can he, without a traders laptop, expect to run his laptop for several hours throughout the day while keeping his eye on the ball, as it were, until the market is just right, and he is ready to make that important move, that momentous decision where he will either be out of the game or on his way to a home run?

His desktop is good enough at home or in the office, but what about in bed, on vacation, at the beach, at a convention, or even out to a dinner where valuable hours could be lost without the ability to monitor multiple accounts without worrying about the reliability of his laptop. What should we have him do? Purchase a desktop for every location he may need to view his accounts at? No, and that’s as ridiculous as it sounds. A traders laptop is the only appropriate choice for mobile businessman to use in these situations.

Visit multiplexPC.com to find out more about suitable traders laptops, and join the rest of the best at winning over the competition!

Multiple Monitor Laptop

June 19 2010 by admin in multiple monitor laptop |No Comments

Whatever the occasion, people on the move using computers in the world of day trading, presentations and other high intensity, fast pace work would benefit from upgrading to a multiple monitor laptop. Now days, high competition in the work field means readying yourself with something post single monitor. Multiple monitor arrangements are practically taking over all the serious professions that benefit from using them, as discussed with regard to the aforementioned professions.

The ability to navigate seamlessly over multiple applications simultaneously and handling the work load as expediently as possible wherever you need puts you at the forefront of your career area. This is because both your presentation, professional appearance, and time efficiency increase enormously when using multiple monitor arrangements. A multiple monitor laptop however, is perfect for people whose careers put them on the move in any of the related fields and helps save money when compared with purchasing the full desktop system. Also, you never know if the computer you may be heading to on the go will be able to support your multiple monitor arrangement needs, and so taking one with you is an easy choice to make.

We often receive letters from people in charge of presentations who have finally learned the value of a multiple monitor laptop because at one point when they arrived at where the presentation was to take place, they experienced embarrassing, unprofessional computer malfunctions, crashes, and time consuming reboots as a result. Also, businessmen who are still relying on the old fashioned, antiquated projection based presentation display are finally tuning in to the value of a multiple monitor laptop, because when their projectors burned out or malfunctioned, time was wasted calling in technicians that cost more money for the business in charge. So to this end, the benefits are obvious.

So how about the typical day trader? He spends his days at home, right? He is fine with his multiple monitor desktop arrangement, right? Sure! So long as he doesn’t plan on leaving the house at any point. Lugging around a desktop is completely inconvenient, inappropriate, and unprofessional when taking a weekend elsewhere, perhaps the beach with family and friends, a getaway for himself, or even a convention where valuable hours would be lost without the ability to monitor his stocks. “ Sure Jerry, I’d love to meet you by the pool. Let me run to the Quick-Stop to see if they have extension cords for my desktop. It’s a sharp desktop. It’ll impress the ladies. What’s that? Oh, no. I have no need for a multiple monitor laptop. That would be silly. I have a perfectly good desktop in my hotel!”.

Right. Sounds good. So I guess you won’t be needing to visit MultiplexPC.com to find out more about suiting your mobile multiple monitor needs.

Multiple Monitor Displays

June 19 2010 by admin in multiple monitor displays |No Comments

The debate between advocates of multiple monitor displays and those who haven’t got a clue has been raging on since the idea of using more than one monitor became popular in trading, film, and other business areas and began to pose a threat to the sale of single monitor capable computer systems. Though the data and facts based world of multi monitors is loaded with proof that the businesses who use them increase their computer proficiency, time efficiency, and profit greatly over time, there are some in the world not so satisfied with the facts. So here, we’ll take a deeper look.

The very notion of needing multiple monitor displays came about due to the pressing need for them in computer lab management, day trading, call centers, presentations, and other business ventures. The time constraints brought on by the booming business bubble as well as the heavy work and page load in all these areas were impossible to deal with due to time wasted in the face of single monitor setups. Basically, the serious businessman was up the creek without a paddle until the technology came along. Now that its here and taking over, the competition is passing some by, because some haven’t got a clue about the benefits of changing over to meet the modern criteria for successful business in this respect.

Traders waste time at home minimizing and maximizing a maze of heavy page load in order to keep an eye out for the time they will make their move, all the while destroying the possibility of the kind of gain only the first to see the momentous decision at hand will get to make. Big businesses save in the low thousands once in order to merely get by on single monitor capable systems over the years, low and behold, the competition employed multiple monitor displays to get the same job done while increasing profit, saving never lower than 9% on time and thus payroll! Squeezing in more work per second turns into increased productivity easily viewed hourly, which equals time and money saved and in your pocket!

Why are people still wasting time with systems that crash instead of using multiple monitor displays built to deal with heavy page loads and seamless navigation over multiple applications run simultaneously over long periods of time without causing lagging, crashing, and overheating?… Good question. Visit MultiplexPC.com to find out more about saving your business!

Stock Trading Computer Systems

June 19 2010 by admin in stock trading computer systems |No Comments

I’m your computer, and you’re a trader. You know most trading is and has been done electronically since the computer age began in the 70s, you’ve got everything riding on your productivity this year, stakes are at an all time high recently, because the competition uses stock trading computer systems that don’t constantly crash while handling multiple applications simultaneously across multiple monitor arrays, and all the while you’ve been losing precious minutes on the market, because I crap out on you in the heat of just about any amount of burning hours on the job. I’m crippled, lazy, no good, require constant handouts for repairs and upgrades, and I would make a better paper weight.

The fact that you keep me here makes no sense, and if you had any, sense, that is, you’d ditch me for one of those stock trading computer systems that is totally appropriate for a man with a career of your design. I believe you do have the sense but still haven’t budged for whatever reason, so I’m here to tell you… Thanks! You’re frugality keeps me here, and it has led to more waste than you’d ever be able to recoup if you went on using me, but I somehow don’t think that matters to you. For I’m you’re trusty rust buddy, and I know you’ll do anything to save a quick buck like at discount department stores like the one where you found me… five years ago… with that gift certificate… Mom’s… gift certificate. I’ll be here losing you money until it’s fine time to dedicate the dough to your career, get serious, and buy one of those stock trading computer systems that can handle the job at hand. Wow! Thanks again.

I’m here for you though. It’s just you and me… and my monitor… the only one you’ll ever have so long as I’m here! I’m rooting for you though, somewhere deep down underneath the careless behavior that has cost you in the past. Why every time I lag, freeze, overheat, or just plain make a mess of your day trading, I tell myself, “Theres a better way, and I know he’ll someday choose to go that path.” And as I sit watching you play with minimizing and maximizing your page loads, navigating through them like a crippled crab without a crutch, I think of better days that await you, days when you’ll get real and rescue at least 9% of your time and money, make a fortune off a momentous trade decision like those that I have caused you to miss time and time again (not that you ever knew), and later sip martinis off the coast of some private beach with the girls you used to offer two-for-ones downtown… you know… the ones in plastic cups.

Until then, stay the course, and try not to visit MultiplexPC.com to find out how to fight your way to the top with a better computer

Multiple Monitors

June 19 2010 by admin in multiple monitors |No Comments

If you’re goal is to write that big screenplay you’ve been putting off, surf the web for yet another better shot of Janet’s exquisite half time revelation, spend some time in your favorite  TV chat, check out who’s on Facebook, or LARP all night and day trying to meet the night elf who goes all the way, go back to doing so, and stop reading now. If your goal is to handle page loads and work at professional capacity efficiently, like a money making machine in the world of stocks, call centers, presentations, and other business ventures, then you’ve come to the right place, and you need to hear about the advantages of using multiple monitors to suit your needs. Read on!

As gaining the edge you need in business becomes harder and harder, and as expediency and efficiency becomes more and more obvious, multiple monitor setups are becoming less and less a question and more and more a necessity. Using a single monitor instead of multiple monitors to run multiple applications simultaneously and navigate heavy page loads is both antiquated now days and as senselessly time consuming as typing this article with one hand would be. The kind of business one hopes to run comes equipped with the best parts for the well oiled machine, sits at the forefront of its particular type, and it allows for easy execution of job duties such as performing the aforementioned tasks involving switching back and forth between more than one application rapidly and without delay. Aside from an unmatched powerful, seamless performance with their matching PCs and a pristine, high quality picture, these are exactly the components to the kind of edge dual, triple, or quadruple monitor setups (and more) give you! They give you the edge you need to succeed!

Tests have shown that using multiple monitors statistically increases work productivity by a significant percentage no lower than 9% in any tests, maximizes the amount of trading and calling that computers help workers achieve given the tightly compressed nature of timing based results in the field of trading and calling, and reduces payroll responsibilities as much as work productivity is increased! In a setting where one hundred callers are working, thats ten less employees! Ten minutes in every hundred, ten hours in every hundred, saved! Most importantly, the ability to seamlessly perform across multiple applications running simultaneously, as is the case in all call centers using dialing applications at the same time as information pages and scripts, and as is most definitely the case for the serious trader monitoring several page loads all day long, readying himself for the moment of truth!

Why is it that some are still toying around minimizing and maximizing their hefty page loads all day on their single monitor setup while the best of the rest have moved on into the modern business world of multiple monitors? … Good question. Visit MultiplexPC.com for more information on increasing your array!

Trading Computer

June 19 2010 by admin in trading computer |No Comments

Why is it called a trading computer? That’s both a good and a common question. The answer is as simple as the name. It’s called by that name, because it is a computer built for the use of trading. In other words, the rest pale in comparison when it comes to meeting the job requirements, both the requirements of serious career trading and the job a computer used on the professional traders market is responsible for completing.

If you’re a trader who is part of the trading business or even self employed, you’re part of a  historically monumental, fast paced, often cut throat world with no partiality for people. It has complete indifference toward your failure or success, your short term and lifelong goals, and whether or not you end up living on a bench in the Puppy Park somewhere between steps back into and dramatic falls back out of the market for the rest of your life. It is you, the trader, who holds the the key to your own success. That is why you, the modern trader, requested that a trading computer be built that wouldn’t burn after long hours or over time, wouldn’t topple when multiple applications were in use simultaneously, wouldn’t freeze when you needed it to navigate pages swiftly and without borders, and most importantly, wouldn’t send you staggering backward on the market.

The computer you need as a trader is not just unmatched in speed. It is powerful and long lasting, it is able to handle multiple applications simultaneously while navigating through pages and while leaping sizable multiple monitors in a single bound, and it is able to take you where you want to be on the market. That is why it is called a trading computer, and that is why none other would be employed by the serious trader to do the job, one worth doing well for you and your business or family.

A trading computer is not simply ‘a computer’ for the job. It is ‘the computer’ for the job. Why spend your time working on the problems caused by the prototypical PC? If you’re a serious trader, you need the world’s most reliable setup, and that means the most efficient speed, the most longevity, and the most widely used by professional and successful traders.

Visit MultiplexPC.com to find out more about which PC is right for your specific needs as you encounter the volatile and often unforgiving market!

Stock Trading Computer

June 19 2010 by admin in stock trading computer |No Comments

In the world of the trader, whether independently employed or not, experiencing pressing time restraints caused by the rapid flow of the market happens all across the board, and employing a stock trading computer to meet the task of the fastest and most efficient work proves an obvious necessity! How is it that success comes to those who climb to the top? That’s like asking how it is that cowboys win a gunfight. The best gun means the quickest draw and the most powerful bullet.

The trader gets into position and aligns himself with his target behind the discount Hitachi he purchased on black Friday at PC World, and he finds he’s got to reboot just after making a momentous decision that potentially could mean life or death. He begrudgingly reboots to find out he took a dive in the market, a small one at that. He tells himself it’s alright and leaves one site to check on another, the one that holds the stock that made his minor loss seem banal. Lag- ugh… reboot. He finally logs in to see that while he was busy lugging around the responsibilities of his dead weight computer, he took a major dive elsewhere. “Guess I’ll have to work straight through the night and the weekend again! Maybe Mom can lend me some dough for a stock trading computer for my upcoming forty second birthday this winter, and maybe I can pay her back by Christmas” he thinks to himself.

Is this rare? Sources say not really. A stock trading computer could mean the difference between making a living and just breaking even with regard to the independent trader.

Sure, its a bit more expensive then your discount dead weights, only slightly though. More importantly, the benefits are gigantic! With the power and efficiency that you’ll be armed with post purchase, you’ll surely earn back more than just the expense in little time when you employ your new weapon on the market. That starts with a little self respect knowing you’re taking your trading life as seriously as you should, a boost in confidence that comes with knowing you’re in safe hands with your stock trading computer, and a professional capability you didn’t have before.

Tired of the least you could do? This computer is exactly what you need to handle multiple application use and the engine burning hours serious trading requires! No crashes, no overheating, and best of all, no more losses caused by the dead weight clones, because this computer can be amped up and modified to meet any standard you might have for your trading needs.

Visit MultiplexPC.com to find out more about your best weapons against dead weight losses and fleeting opportunity on the market!