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Hi, I have an interesting challenge that maybe you guys can help me with. A close friend has recently become bedridden, I prefer not to go into the details. Good news is that he's willing and able to continue light working as he keeps his mind active. The challenge is setting up his desktop environment around his bed with the amount of screens he's used to.
I see two options: 3 1080P monitors (current setup), or 1 4K screen (this was in his future plan).
The 4K is preferred due to the lack of bezels and slightly larger size. But with the ergonomic challenges of him being confined to a bed, the smaller monitors might suit the situation better.
Any ideas on how I can set this up? I'm thinking of making a larger version of a laptop desk that goes right on his bed, that his legs can fit under. We could put a 4k monitor on that. But -- stability?
Alternatively if that's too risky, we could VESA mount a monitor or 2 onto an adjacent surface on one side of the bed. He is able to rotate his upper body, but of course less rotation is preferable.
Thanks for any suggestions
I see two options: 3 1080P monitors (current setup), or 1 4K screen (this was in his future plan).
The 4K is preferred due to the lack of bezels and slightly larger size. But with the ergonomic challenges of him being confined to a bed, the smaller monitors might suit the situation better.
Any ideas on how I can set this up? I'm thinking of making a larger version of a laptop desk that goes right on his bed, that his legs can fit under. We could put a 4k monitor on that. But -- stability?
Alternatively if that's too risky, we could VESA mount a monitor or 2 onto an adjacent surface on one side of the bed. He is able to rotate his upper body, but of course less rotation is preferable.
Thanks for any suggestions
