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I bought a Macbook vertical dock so that I close my laptop and connect it to two monitors, a keyboard, and a tablet and effectively use it like a desktop. That
by thomasgerbe 15y ago
I bought a Macbook vertical dock so that I close my laptop and connect it to two monitors, a keyboard, and a tablet and effectively use it like a desktop.
That basically solves 1, 2, 4.
3 doesn't bother me because I have my headphones on most of the time. If I'm at my workstation, I use my speakers.
5 is subjective. I've been able to get around for the last year as an on-the-go freelancer without much problem with the size or weight.
This allows me the huge advantage of mobility (for working at difference offices, cafes, houses, travelling to other cities, or even different rooms in my apartment) and space savings (I can have my vertical laptop on my desk which takes up the same amount of space as a small lamp) to be coupled with the advantages of having a full-fledge desktop setup.
FWIW, I spend most of my time using graphics programs.
- weaksauce 15y agoWhich one did you get that allows you to hook it up to two external monitors? The hengedock only does one as far as I can tell. I would love to have two external monitors and not have to plug everything in every time I get back from work.
- kayoone 15y agoThe new macbooks with thunderbolt potentially solve this because you can hook up more than one monitor there. Only on the 15" macbook though.