Banana for scale but, also, the desk is 6' long and the little monitor is 43" (and will be re-purposed elsewhere).
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When you throw your neck out trying to close an application.
Need a stepladder to access the menu bar.
Display Fusion and Fancy Zones...I've got a lot of setup to do this weekend.
I love fancy zones. The whole power toys suite is awesome, I can't believe it's not part of the basic windows installation.
Do you have enough pixels on the big TV to make use of the physical space? I also went with the 4k 43in solution + fancy zones, because it's exactly like having 4 1080p 21.5" monitors with no seams. Do you find the bigger TV is better?
Edit: I just saw that the big TV is 8k.... I bet that's an AWESOME setup with fancy zones and display fusion. Congrats!