I agree. Two is not ideal. I'm very happy with my three 27" setup (though I wish they were 30" and Retina-quality). I never liked two monitors because I like (1

I agree. Two is not ideal. I'm very happy with my three 27" setup (though I wish they were 30" and Retina-quality). I never liked two monitors because I like (1) symmetry (2) no borders in the center; and you can't get that with two (unless you stack them on top of each other). Oh, and the distraction point mentioned in the article has nothing to do with the number of displays, per se, so the article is BS in my book.