Quick observation. Your eyes will need to make a dramatic focus change between a monitor on your desk and another on your wall, or it's really close to your fac

Quick observation. Your eyes will need to make a dramatic focus change between a monitor on your desk and another on your wall, or it's really close to your face, in which case you'll be scanning all over the place looking for stuff). Either way you're probably going to tire them out faster. My boss (day job) has a flat screen TV on his wall that he uses as a third monitor. Some observations: * He doesn't use it very frequently for himself. * It's somewhat useful if he wants to show you some content online without you squinting at his on-desk displays * The resolution isn't that fantastic. * My boss is a Costco freak, so I'm sure the Aquos display he has is from there. So, in my research with a sample space of one, I'd say that it's an okay thing to do, but if you were intending to use the display as a day-to-day second monitor, you'd probably be better off getting something that'll sit next to your laptop.