The New York Times - A portable second screen

Rolling up to a café with a laptop and a portable monitor lets the whole room know you’re a busy professional who needs to get work done. Nice.

But aside from impressing the caffeinated crowd, portable monitors are a genuinely useful way to add another screen to your work setup. This is especially true if you’re on the go, or if you don’t have dedicated WFH office space and want to be able to easily tuck your workspace away—and off your dining room table—every evening.
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After our latest round of testing, we have a new top-pick portable monitor that’s a surprising budget heavy-hitter. At its typical price tag of $100, it outperformed monitors costing more than double. We found it to have a sharp image, accurate colors, and a sturdy kickstand—functional in both landscape and portrait orientations.

An excellent extra screen→

Supervising editor Daniela Gorny has never liked the feel of terry towels. At the same time, she finds that thinner Turkish and linen waffle-weave towels either feel too scratchy or don’t seem to absorb enough. Her perfect, in-between towel? This cotton waffle one.
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This textured towel is lighter, drapes better, and dries faster than any terry towel we’ve tried. It looks luxurious but unfussy, and it costs a third of the price of similar lattice-weave towels. “Every time someone stays at my house,” says Daniela, “they ask about the towels.” Get a set of two on sale for $74 with promo code WCSET. 

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