Crysis editor
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Wow impressive!
The 3D View is like a photo! 
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Ah cool dualscreen support, hmm I forgot everything about Sandbox by now I think

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Fuck yeah!
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I can't work without my 2nd screen anymore D:
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I'm still going to crown Radiant the king of dual-monitor effectiveness but UnrealEd is awfully close... my radiant-style viewport setting kicks ass except when I have to change the grid axis or a new build nukes my settings and I have to do it all again

Hammer would rule on 2 monitors if they ever make the texture window stop stealing focus when it's open... boo!
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Quote from KungFuSquirrel
I'm still going to crown Radiant the king of dual-monitor effectiveness but UnrealEd is awfully close... my radiant-style viewport setting kicks ass except when I have to change the grid axis or a new build nukes my settings and I have to do it all again
Hammer would rule on 2 monitors if they ever make the texture window stop stealing focus when it's open... boo!Not that I'm mapping anymore, but damn straight. I can't even do single screen anymore with my consulting work.
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Yeah, it's up to a point where my brand new 22' screen at home already feels kinda small for work... Then again, my 20' here at work feels a lot worse
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I've just got a 22" widescreen waiting to be delivered - don't say that Furyo

I must admit to being kinda worried on that front though. I was thinking about going for two 19", 4:3 LCDs instead of the one 22" widescreen, but in the end I decided I wanted the convenience of a single, significantly larger, screen.
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I almost bought 2 x Dell 2007FPs about half a year back, but the deal was scuppered in the end. I ended up getting a single Viewsonic 20" instead (I'm skint now so it's just as well I didn't get the 2 Dells) and I must admit I wish I had dual screens.

Modelling with the concept on the other monitor must be great. Same deal for level design with ref images open and programming with help files or tutorials / e-books.
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I used to run dual screen - one 19" CRT and one 17" CRT - but these days I couldn't put up with the tiny amount of desk space that left me with. It was a handy thing to have, especially for coding I found, but I've gotten used to being without it again.
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Don't get me wrong Reno, watching my DVDs as I did this week end on a 22" widescreen is a blast
Beats my TV any day.You'll find though, that you'll grow very used to your screen rapidly, so the novelty aspect of "wow this is just huge" will wear out before a week passes.
Now where's my old dual 30" Apple Cinema Display setup from back in my Apple days.....
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Yeah, I was actaully surprised the screen I have at work is 24" widescreen - I thought it was alot less. As Furyo says, you get used to the size very quickly.
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Haven't used sandbox for ages.. I didn't really use it much before either so

This looks pretty cool. Will probably try it out a bit when time comes.
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I have two at home but only one at work, where I find myself trying to drag windows into a monitor that isn't there.
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Quote from TeddyBear
Yeah, I was actaully surprised the screen I have at work is 24" widescreen - I thought it was alot less. As Furyo says, you get used to the size very quickly.
The big problem with large TFT screens is that it will become impossible for you to use an old 15" after you get used to such large screens

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