I just wanted to spread the word about a lovely piece of hardware that I plan on buying. The product is called a Slide'n Joy. Basically they are extra screens for your laptop (Mac AND PC) that attach to the back of your screen. Personally, I am very tired of only having one screen after using multi-screens with my desktop. They are in preorder right now, and the only reason I haven't ordered yet is because they are talking about developing touchscreen models. They are kind of expensive, but not prohibitively so. 

I know I sound like a salesman here, but it is really just that I am very excited for this product, and I wanted to spread the word about this to a group of people that I thought might be equally excited.

Information:

- They are based in Belgium, but they ship to the EU, US, Canada, etc. 

- Works for Mac and PC, Linux is a work in progress

- Powered by single USB 3

- Screens are freestanding

- 1 Screen, 2 Screen models, with accessory 3rd screen in the works

- Full HD

- Screens slide in and out of device which attaches to the back your laptop, (there's also a magnetic case you can buy)

- Choice of exterior colours and materials (dark wood, light wood, aluminium, even CARBON)

- Weight: Depending on model between 500 - 1000 grams, (or ~1.1 - 2.2 pounds for silly Americans like myself who still foolishly use the Imperial system)

- Sizes:

13" : 11.59 inch x 6.52 inch / 294mm x 165mm

15" : 13.59 inch x 7.64 inch / 345mm x 194mm

17" : 15.07 inch x 8.48 inch / 382mm x 215mm

- Other cool features in development

Colorimetry : sRGB

Response time : 5ms

Frequency : 60hz

Resolution : 1920*1080

I hope that some of you find this as exciting as I do. As I said, I'm going to wait until they develop a touchscreen model before buy, (or maybe not, I may get impatient), but it looks like a great, and potentially very useful product that I think most of you agree would be great for people in our line of work.

Below are their webpages if you want to check them out:

[Kickstarter page](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/slidenjoy/slidenjoy-double-or-triple-your-screens)

[Homepage](http://www.slidenjoy.com/)