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Smaller curved 21:9 screen should bring more accessible pricing to LG's range.
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Smaller curved 21:9 screen should bring more accessible pricing to LG's range.
I wish someone would make a curved 27" 2560x1440 monitor. Samsung have a curved 27" monitor but it's only 1080p. :(
I agree; what\'s with the constant puddle-depth of 1080? Do the people making these things love scrolling or do they simply never use monitors to do real work?
+1 but with freesync/variable refresh rateQuote:
Originally Posted by Ulti
Indeed, who would get this, but be happy with the resolution offered. I mean, my dell 3008WFPs aren't exactly new (7 years old ffs) but offer a better pixel density.
I'm happy with my 1440p monitor and given the Next-Gen cards will be looking to ramp up stuff at 4K, I for one will be a happy bunny on 1440p, should mean more frame rates at the resolution. :)
I guess its got to be a cost thing? Or something....
Though the LG's (the model above in this example) look good.
The latter. I have a 1600p monitor to do real work and my 21:9 ultrawide is for gaming :pQuote:
Originally Posted by devBunny
Going by the number of toolbars I see people with, even now in 2015, I don't think they are sensitive to these kind of things.
I can see the need for a curve on the 34" versions of this, but the curve for the 29" would have to be very gentle for it to make sense I think. I can see it working... but only just.
Curved 27" seems a bit daft, they're tiny
No you don't :xdP I have a catleap meeting those specs and one of the last things it needs it a Curve!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ulti