MaxiVista - Reviews - Music Tech Magazine

Need more screen space, but don’t fancy shelling out on a larger monitor? MaxiVista might just be the answer. Ian Waugh looks at the bigger picture...

Manufacturer: Bartels Media
Website: http://www.maxivista.com

As a computer user you can never have too much screen space – particularly when you’re working with music applications. But while big screens may have fallen in price, they are still expensive once you start getting above 19 inches. Another way around the problem would be to add a second monitor, but that involves another graphics card. But what if you have a laptop or second PC – could that be pressed into service?

Score: 8

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 14
Filed under Software

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