Re: If I want 16 tables on one monitor, what are my options?
As others have pointed out, your options are limited.
You can pay out your ass for some insane piece of hardware that's going to require kids gloves to use the way most people use their normal displays.
You can use a multi-monitor setup. There was a company I saw a few months back that had a pretty sweet looking quad lcd display setup...wish I could find the url. It would be much cheaper to buy mounts (wall, stands, articulating arms, etc), a new video card suited for the purpose, and the lcd's then option one.
You can use a software based virtual desktop program, but you're likely going to need a very high end system to run 4 concurrent 1600 x 1200 displays + whatever else you normally run. If anyone has any experience with these programs, personally I'd be very interested in their views. My own experience has been poor, but my hardware isn't top notch (custom built over-clocked athlon xp system running around 2.16 Ghz, 1 gig dual channel ddr, radeon 9600, etc).
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