Stefan Didak’s Home Office
I think half of the internet has already seen my setup. Just adding fit for completeness sake. 
Monitor(s)/Display(s):
- Main area: 2 x Eizo 24″, 4 x HP 24″
- Side area: 3 x Huyndai 17″
- Other side area: 1 x 27″ iMac
Computer(s):
- Really too much to mention. For details, check http://www.stefandidak.com/office/
Accessories:
- For details, check http://www.stefandidak.com/office/
Oct 21, 2010 @ 16:16:24
OMG, are you kidding
What are you doing with this setup? The U.S. Defense Department must be jelous as hell 
You should rent the setup for 3D Realtime Simulators…
to be honest, why not buying one big HD panel… this would give less cables and power consumption.
Oct 22, 2010 @ 04:04:07
A single HD panel would never support the number of pixels and screen real-estate (or quality) that multiple monitors do. It also wouldn’t work too well if you’ve got a dozen systems linked to the multiple inputs to provide a multi-system-multi-multi-monitor setup.
Nov 21, 2010 @ 20:51:28
Has your eyesight suffered from this ? and do you get pain on your neck from moving your head so much ?
lol basically how are you affected physically from the monitors ….your hands, eyes, etc
Nov 22, 2010 @ 08:27:27
No neckpain or other discomfort. If it caused that I’d set it up differently, duh.
The only minor physical difference is that I glow blue in the dark and wherever I walk I disrupt powerlines and telephones. But I’m not sure it’s because of the home office.
Nov 22, 2010 @ 08:51:59
Lol alright. One more questions Mr. Didak,
What chair is that ? You must have a comfy comfy chair that offers good back support yes ?
I bet not many people ask about your chairs.
Nov 23, 2010 @ 06:19:02
Actually, I have gotten quite a few questions about the chair but I think a lot of people recognize it from its style and shape already. It’s a Herman Miller Aeron. And, indeed, if you do a lot of work sitting down a good chair is well worth the investment.