Oh man, I want one of these babies. When it comes to Multimedia Design, I’m always short of screen space but this concept offers users twice the amount of real estate. Other than using each screen for browsing, chatting and porn, believe it or not, there are uses for it! Designers will appreciate this, you can have Adobe Bridge in the first screen, After Effects in the Main Screen and maybe use the third for other apps and browsing. If you noticed carefully, the touchpad extends from the center to each end. Yeah maybe ditch that before production. Judging by the size of the CD’s it looks like a 13″, but I’m no expert…Oh wait, I am

Well anyway, I’d look forward to this if or when it comes out, the features are functional above all else, so i like that.  I wonder how movies will look on this… In my opinion, the gap to the adjoining screens should be seamless and as invisible as possible. But i’ll keep you updated about this prototype. What would you use this for? Leave a comment, speak your mind.

Every once in a while I’ll be posting free graphic resources, essential for designers. This brush collection should keep you occupied until the next free giveaway. If you have any suggestions, or if you liked the brushes, leave a comment below.

Urban Floral

Brushes by Rawox

Brush Size: 500px

Brushes in set: 20

Curly Swirl

Brushes by Susan Libertiny

Brush Size: 1885px by 2500px

Brushes in set: Lots

Sui Generis

Brushes by Edwin

Brush Size: 1000px

Brushes in set: Lots

Hyper Brushes

Brushes by Susan Libertiny

Brush Size: 1885px by 2500px

Brushes in set: Lots

Urban Style

Brushes by Rawox

Brush Size: 1000px

Brushes in set: 10

Fantasy Floral

Brushes by Identity Blog

Brush Size: 1200px by 1400px

Brushes in set: Lots

Clouds

Brushes by Brush King

Brush Size: 500px to 1024px

Brushes in set: 17

Grunge Brush Pack

Brushes by Mike Martinez

Brush Size: 1000px

Brushes in set: 12

Abstraction

Brushes by Edwardo Rubina

Brush Size: Various

Brushes in set: Lots

Source: psdtuts+

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