Any info on panel type? Probably the same MVA as Samsung C43J890 (3840x1200, 1800R, 4ms GtG). BTW, C43J890 also has PbP/PiP and KVM, but costs only $899.
Having an ultra-wide myself, I can't imagine replacing it by anything else that is not an ultra-wide. It excels for immersion (games and video) and productivity without the big annoyance of using multiple screens: having screen frames in-between.
I don't see the case for this monitor in office setting unless you have poor eye sight. 21:9 3440×1440 screens are very common now, at 2/3 the price, with higher pixel density, more pixels on the vertical ... and more pixels total, actually.
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bolkhov - Thursday, January 10, 2019 - link
Any info on panel type?Probably the same MVA as Samsung C43J890 (3840x1200, 1800R, 4ms GtG).
BTW, C43J890 also has PbP/PiP and KVM, but costs only $899.
PixyMisa - Thursday, January 10, 2019 - link
Make it 7680x2400 and I'm there.sorten - Thursday, January 10, 2019 - link
I find myself unmoved by this form factor. I think it would be epic for car racing and flight sim games, but terrible for most other games.eurico - Friday, January 11, 2019 - link
Having an ultra-wide myself, I can't imagine replacing it by anything else that is not an ultra-wide. It excels for immersion (games and video) and productivity without the big annoyance of using multiple screens: having screen frames in-between.Findecanor - Friday, January 11, 2019 - link
I don't see the case for this monitor in office setting unless you have poor eye sight.21:9 3440×1440 screens are very common now, at 2/3 the price, with higher pixel density, more pixels on the vertical ... and more pixels total, actually.
CaedenV - Saturday, January 12, 2019 - link
Oh man... 16:10 is my favorite aspect ratio... the idea of having 2 built into 1 is very appealing for work!