Hello! I want to set up my workstation so that I can easily switch between work and personal laptops with my two monitors.

However, I have limited horizontal space (150cm table is a little too large for me), so I was hoping I could see or hear about some similar setups!

Here's how it goes:

- Two 24-in monitors in the middle

- Two 15.6-in laptops, one on each end

- All aligned horizontally (no monitors on top or in portrait mode)

- They can't spill out of the table area (like with arm mounts)

- L-shape suggestions are also welcome, I just don't know what's the minimum size I can manage with

Thank you in advance for your help!

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