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Slideshow: Multiscreen Home Office Works for Newsman
Credit: Greg Kihlstrom
Multiscreen Home Office Works for Newsman
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Staying abreast of the latest news is no small task, but this journalist's five-screen array does just that with ease.
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Changing Channels
If the homeowner wants to change a channel on one of the monitors, he simply holds his finger to the corresponding monitor on the touchscreen for a second, and a channel menu appears.
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