Ultra Wide monitor
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- sem0
On a serious note, I'd like it if I didn't have to sit so close to it like my TV. But my use for it is to see the details etc.
I think I'd prefer two 27" monitors at an angle from each other instead, and would probably be a lot cheaper.
- GeorgesIV0
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boh, I don't know, right now I'm working on a dual monitor which total a little bit more than this screen and I don't suffer from AAAAAAAahhhh me back ...
joking, I have no problem with it
- sem0
29" oh, I thought they were much bigger. Thats a good size for a monitor. I have a 27" iMac and its not a strain at all.
- monospaced0
Boz?
- detritus0
As a monitor, unless that fucker's curved, I wouldn't bother.
Sitting close to a large-ish widescreen monitor as I do here, I already feel there's a weirdness to the perspective - like the rectangular space is too far away in the corners.
Unless you wait for imminent 4k curved genital-fondling tech, I'd just go with three smaller, cheaper monitors and put them next to each other, slightly curved around your viewpoint.
- ********0
- zaq0
make sure it can rotate
- Miguex0
Those are kinda cool, I guess..
I'm currently using a dual monitor setup but I have one of them rotated 90 degrees so I can have the best of both worlds...hmmm.. it's kinda hard to explain.. let me take a photo of my setup so you guys can see it
- yurimon0
- wtf does a person looking at pie charts need such a big screen for? if you are in accounting you should only use an ipadMiguex
- looks more like day-trading, and what do you know about accounting?monospaced
- Nothing, if he thinks accounting can make much use of an iPad.ETM
- sem0
You guys sat in front of a curved TV? they suck.
- mekk0
I wonder if we need to design differently for the new curved trend.. how will a straight line appear for the viewer?