The very first curved computer screen in the world, LG's Curved UltraWide, marked 34UC97, can now also be found on Slovenian shelves, where it will stand out not only for its "closed" position, but also for its 21:9 aspect ratio. Currently, 16:9 rules. For 1249.90 euros (plus VAT) you will get 34 or. 32.7-inch screen with IPS technology (sophisticated LCD), which offers an exceptional viewing angle and an exceptional image, as well as a multitude of functionality and connectivity options.
The first big advantage of "Adam" among curved computer screens, LG Curved UltraWide, is an image display without distortion from almost every angle, no matter how impossible. That being said, this computer screen pretends to be television. Namely, at LG, they found that computers lag behind televisions when it comes to innovation. From here too 21:9 ratio, which didn't catch on at first because it has to handle a large amount of information on one screen, and the width took its toll in distortion at the edges. Curvature she solved it.
LG Curved UltraWide is a screen that is inspired by more advanced televisions, which is a big plus, since most of us spend more time in front of the computer. That black really black, colors as rich as Gatsby, contrast among them noticeable as between the layers in India, and that they are as accurate as Rajmond Debevec at the shooting range, worries LED lighting.
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The screen boasts an Ultra Quad High Definition (UQHD) resolution 3440 x 1440 pixels (offers 2X more visual information than Full HD) and eliminates the need for two screens due to its size. It targets both home entertainment enthusiasts and professional users, e.g. photographers and graphic designers who will be impressed by the fact that it provides color accuracy (result factory calibrations) and the articulation of devices. And when we mentioned functionality earlier, we meant treats like that 4-Screen Split option, which makes multitasking easier by splitting the screen into four or fewer areas. For fast data transfer, there is Usain Bolt among interfaces, Thunderbolt 2 (4X faster than USB 3.0), and MaxxAudion technology and 7-watt stereo speakers for sound as expected.
More information:
www.lg.com
