It’s hard to truly understand how enveloping one of the new breed of ultrawide 21:9 curved monitors can be until you’ve actually plonked yourself down in front of one. Productivity immediately increases – you find yourself zeroed in on a given task, with everything else on screen still there, but fading off into your peripheral vision. Then, when you do need to multi-task, you simply have to adjust your focus to a different part of the screen and suddenly, your next objective is right there waiting for you. In short, it’s like working on two monitors, but way better.
This is the reaction that LG’s new 34UC88 monitor inspires, with its vision-engulfing 34-inch curved screen offering an immense amount of desktop real estate – perfect for simultaneously working across multiple large windows in splitscreen or picture-in-picture mode.
Displaying at a native resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels, this IPS monitor is remarkably crisp, with a rich level of detail and colour that also makes it great for gaming. Those with AMD graphics cards will be able to take advantage of FreeSync capability, which allows the GPU to adjust its frame rate on the fly to eliminate tearing and deliver smooth motion …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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