For me, monitor size is dependent on real estate needs. If I'm doing work that requires a lot of high-res visuals I can make use of two monitors; but if I'm working with plain text, an 80x25 character display is usually fine. I do not generally use monitor space to view things I am not working on - at most, I'll have one chat window going. In the past I felt an improvement from more monitors, but now I suspect that they are mostly band-aids for a lack of concentration.
I generally recommend to people to get smaller sized laptops because the lower bulk will help to absorb bumps and drops.
sorry to be pedantic, but the lower bulk won't absorb bumps and drops. It will however reduce the impulse, because the lower mass results in less force
I generally recommend to people to get smaller sized laptops because the lower bulk will help to absorb bumps and drops.