yeah no worries. but seriously i'd think two would be the minimum, one for your outlook and one for excel?

my pricing sheets take up three, outlook reuters and bloomberg are another two and then there's some free space.

 

I do not know of any laptop that has the capability of driving two lcd panels. Some can drive 30" displays though, which in my opinion beats dual screen in most cases.

 

What kind of actual hardward setups are you guys using other than monitors? Is a laptop the industry standard or are most people using desktops.

 
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people pick what they want, but new analysts/associates get laptops at training

i just hope i get to a point in my life where i don't really need a computer other than for e-mail purposes. it would make traveling easier + all i'd need is a Blackberry.

 

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