With 2 monitors you can have code on one screen and browsers on another screen (if you are building a web app). With a third monitor you can have email, or a d

With 2 monitors you can have code on one screen and browsers on another screen (if you are building a web app). With a third monitor you can have email, or a design comp. Depending on the complexity of what you are doing you may have several programs and browser tabs open. Personally, I develop in Windows, I have 2 monitors, I expand the task bar to 2 rows to accommodate more programs and quick launch icons, and I have no less than 20 tabs open in Fx or Ie at all times. Multiple monitors beats the hell out of sorting through open progs. Doesn't seem like it but the micro-savings throughout the day add up.