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between computers are easy to set up. Up-and-coming monitor maker BenQ had three new displays at the show designed for a range of Mac user’s needs and budgets. All had Thunderbolt 3/USB-C carrying both power and picture. They all include stands providing height and viewing angle control, as well as the ability to go vertical. And there’s also their unique system, BenQ ICCsync that simplifies sharing ICC color profiles between systems so you can be working with the same color renditions on your desktop and laptop. BenQ also offers the Hotkey Puck G2 as an effortless way to change monitor settings and call up different color spaces and can be easily programmed to do even more. In the realm of software and web services, we took note of AirTable. There’s no shortage of online “project management” systems that are little more than glorified calendars. AirTable is a tool if you want to do it the right way. It requires some thought, analysis and design, but with that it will be tailored to a shop’s unique workflow. It is built on relational database technology, but far more easily implemented and without the need of the usual full stack of web programming skills.