(I'm a web developer, for context.) At home, I have a 27" Apple Thunderbolt Display, which sits directly in front of me. My 13" MacBook Pro is on the left. Ema

(I'm a web developer, for context.) At home, I have a 27" Apple Thunderbolt Display, which sits directly in front of me. My 13" MacBook Pro is on the left. Email, tasks lists, Twitter, etc, will live on the laptop display while editors, terminals and browsers are on the main display. At the office, I have a 27" Monoprice display (the equivalent of the Thunderbolt Display at 1/2 the cost) that sits directly in front of me, an Acer 23" display to the right, and my laptop sits to the left. Similar to home, email and Twitter are on the laptop, code/browsers/terminals are on the 27" display. Task lists are on the Acer, along with browser dev tools (because of the extra available space).