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I need some help from you guys on finding a workstation. We are building a new office building and I get a wishlist.
A couple of years ago I saw a cubicle that had a projector built into that that projected about a 36" screen onto the cubicle wall. The projector actually sat above you as you were sitting down.
I can't seem to sort through all the junk on google to find them.
I honestly wouldn't waste time with that, just get yourself one really nice
30" flat screen monitor and be done with it. I run twin 22's and would save
substantial deskspace with a 30" but trying to justify the cost to
management is not that easy. Other than that get as much processor as you
think they'll bite for.
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Dave Okonewski
Element - Cad Manager
2008 sp1
3.19ghz Dual Xeon/2gb/XPsp2 twin DELL 228 wfp's
wrote in message news:5738261@discussion.autodesk.com...
I need some help from you guys on finding a workstation. We are building a
new office building and I get a wishlist.
A couple of years ago I saw a cubicle that had a projector built into that
that projected about a 36" screen onto the cubicle wall. The projector
actually sat above you as you were sitting down.
I can't seem to sort through all the junk on google to find them.
Yeah I know, that is probably the way I will end up. Still want to consider them though.
At the time the cubicle and projector was really reasonable. Considering I am going to have to buy chairs, cubicles, and monitors, this may be a way to go.
I might go cheap on the cubicles and get really nice chairs and monitors though.
I love not having a budget number, was told to go create my own.
Don't forget the keyboard and mouse. They are kind of important! 🙂
But seriously, don't forget a UPS of some sort for each computer. We have
them that will allow all users to work for at least 20 minutes (including
servers). If you get bigger monitors, you may have to get larger UPS's.
There is a website that allows you to size the UPS based on your equipment
(www.apc.com). It was interesting working like that during a recent power
outage. No lights, but our computers and production was still going! 😉
Rick wrote in message news:5738472@discussion.autodesk.com...
Yeah I know, that is probably the way I will end up. Still want to consider
them though.
At the time the cubicle and projector was really reasonable. Considering I
am going to have to buy chairs, cubicles, and monitors, this may be a way to
go.
I might go cheap on the cubicles and get really nice chairs and monitors
though.
I love not having a budget number, was told to go create my own.
AAAAHAA! So you want the cubical which has Proxima capabilities. That is like saying, "I want a kitchen with a dish washer." I would think any cubical would handle this with the right mounting hardware. As long as you keep your head out of the way.
