3440x1440 is a very low pixel density at 45" widescreen. I'm betting the sheets they're cut from are pretty cheap.
Fair point, but really they can charge whatever they want, and people will buy it.
3440x1440 is a very low pixel density at 45" widescreen. I'm betting the sheets they're cut from are pretty cheap.
Fair point, but really they can charge whatever they want, and people will buy it.
If that was 160hz or better it would be an instant buy. 120 is pretty iffy.TV 120Hz.
LG’s first bendable OLED TV lets you pick between flat or curved modes
This bendable TV has a lot of features for gamers.www.theverge.com
Damn you LG - bendable is cool but either works for me
LG Debuts UltraGear 45-Inch 240Hz Curved OLED Gaming Monitor | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)
800R? Useless. Someone needs to just make a flat 34" UW OLED. Supposedly Dell Alienware was going to release a flat variant of theirs.Damn you LG - bendable is cool but either works for me
LG Debuts UltraGear 45-Inch 240Hz Curved OLED Gaming Monitor | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)
800R? Useless. Someone needs to just make a flat 34" UW OLED. Supposedly Dell Alienware was going to release a flat variant of theirs.
That Cockpit mode looks awesome!Mother of God...
Amazon.com: SAMSUNG Odyssey Ark 55-Inch Curved Gaming Screen, 4K UHD 165Hz 1ms (GTG) Quantum Mini-LED Gamer Monitor w/Cockpit Mode, Sound Dome Technology, Multi View, HDR10+ (S55BG970NN) 2022 : Electronics
Amazon.com: SAMSUNG Odyssey Ark 55-Inch Curved Gaming Screen, 4K UHD 165Hz 1ms (GTG) Quantum Mini-LED Gamer Monitor w/Cockpit Mode, Sound Dome Technology, Multi View, HDR10+ (S55BG970NN) 2022 : Electronicswww.amazon.com
So I’m going to return this, HDMI ports are as looses as J49’s ladies. Any adjusting the monitor or sometimes just randomly, the display with flicker off and on a couple times.I fairly certain it mentioned original packaging, which it did come in. The box had been opened and it had obviously been pulled out of the styrofoam, but it didn’t look like the stand had been pulled out of the bag or anything else except the monitor.
The only monitor with 3/4 splits is that big 4k Dell, which is not an UW. Keywords to look for: picture-in-picture (PIP), picture-by-picture (PBP)Anyone have a suggestion on a larger curved monitor (48"ish) that can run 1 to 2 PC screens and a PS5 for a 2nd or 3rd?
Westinghouse, ugh. Get outta here peasantWife says my office is an ad for Best Buy.
Upper left is Chromecast content on a blah 50" Westinghouse
To my left is the new 48" LG48GQ900B (usually kick back and play controller based games on)
Center, primary display is the 49" 32:9 Odyssey G9
Above that is the 32" 1440p 32GP750-B
To the right is a Samsung S8 Ultra 12.4" tablet on a stand in portrait mode
Then the work macbook attached to an older ASUS 34" x34 Predator
Cables and trash everywhere. Got work to do to clean some things up, but this is me for the forseeable future. May swap the x34 out with a Samsung M7 32" 4k monitor that used to be my top-center monitor but wanted a 1440p display to match the G9.
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There's no way I could sit in front of that. lolWife says my office is an ad for Best Buy.
Upper left is Chromecast content on a blah 50" Westinghouse
To my left is the new 48" LG48GQ900B (usually kick back and play controller based games on)
Center, primary display is the 49" 32:9 Odyssey G9
Above that is the 32" 1440p 32GP750-B
To the right is a Samsung S8 Ultra 12.4" tablet on a stand in portrait mode
Then the work macbook attached to an older ASUS 34" x34 Predator
Cables and trash everywhere. Got work to do to clean some things up, but this is me for the forseeable future. May swap the x34 out with a Samsung M7 32" 4k monitor that used to be my top-center monitor but wanted a 1440p display to match the G9.
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Our office switched to 34” ultrawide. It’s fine but takes some getting used to.Ive been reading about replacing dual monitor (for work) with an ultrawide. Thoughts?