Ask people who bought a monitor for home work what bothers them and the cable pile comes up first. A laptop whose battery still drains while it’s plugged in is …

The common complaint after buying two screens is that a seam now runs through the one document that matters most. Choosing a large monitor or two smaller ones comes down …

How long does it take to get a window across the gap between two screens without it changing size or place? About twenty minutes and six steps, and most of …

Resolution is a headcount, and a headcount says nothing about sharpness. Does screen resolution change what you see? Yes, but only through the angle each pixel takes up in your …

One thin cable, with a plug at each end, carries every pixel to your screen and a steady “I’m still here” signal besides. When a second monitor keeps going black …

A room gets used when its first minute is easy, and a loved sunroom can fail that minute in three quiet ways. This is why a sunroom never gets used …

Why does the sofa nearest the glass go pale while the one against the wall keeps its colour? Because fading is a running total of light, and the glass wall …

The usual grumble about a summer sunroom is that it’s a greenhouse for six weeks and a cold box for the rest. Sunrooms are becoming year-round rooms, and the change …

Why start furnishing a sunroom at the door instead of at the sofa? Because the room is a passage before it is a place to sit. This guide builds a …

The complaint I hear most about sunroom sofas is that they take half the room and hold two people. A sofa or lounge chairs both fill a sunroom with cushions, …