I'm trying to decide whether I think this is cool and useful or absurd https://t.co/hySmO9vS7R

— jd vance's "holler aunt" (@markpopham) December 22, 2021

LG, 16:18 화면비율 32인치 4K 울트라파인 모니터 공개
- 이는 LG가 "듀얼업(DualUp)"으로 부르는 모니터 시장에 완전히 새로운 포맷으로 2개의 21.5인치 디스플레이 실제 면적과 가로 분할 뷰 기능을 제공
- 2560x2880 해상도, 300 nits 휘도, DCI-P3 컬러재현 98% 제공https://t.co/QY17apxrzj

— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) December 22, 2021

LG’s new 16:18 monitor looks like a multitasking powerhouse https://t.co/Y8c1Y8Jr2K pic.twitter.com/TGn9b52kUv

— The Verge (@verge) December 22, 2021

this new LG monitor has a unique 16:18 aspect ratio, and it has the same screen real estate as two 21.5-inch displays. I’m all for display experimentation ? https://t.co/vKyXU25JJI pic.twitter.com/9mLZZP9dlH

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) December 22, 2021

I think I want it https://t.co/OMURF6L80T

— Emily ❄ (@emilyst) December 22, 2021

I can think of so many ways I would use a square monitor https://t.co/2csn03yKPM @LGUS

Now someone give us square camera sensors

— Tyler Stalman (@stalman) December 22, 2021

One of the surprising joys of 2021 is that tech is getting weird again!

Like this crazy monitor from LG https://t.co/eggEUBOp9J

— Austin Federa ?◎ (@Austin_Federa) December 22, 2021

? a 16:18 monitor by LGhttps://t.co/dmSyqljtOD pic.twitter.com/qN6BkFWSTM

— Thomas Schranz ? (@__tosh) December 22, 2021

Three Gizmodo links in a row, I know, but I have to say I'm tempted by this monitor; it could easily show six pages on the screen at one time, and that's pretty much my jam for writing (I currently have Word set to display three pages when I write).https://t.co/rw3zYt69Aq

— John Scalzi (@scalzi) December 22, 2021

Probably not for most gamers, but still super useful. https://t.co/KuZQ1is9wn

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) December 24, 2021

Tall is the new wide. https://t.co/a7l4gMPmAi

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) December 23, 2021

A new monitor I can get behind. For coding, I love the aspect ratio (would be useful for video editing too) https://t.co/ud5aY3OPgn

— Shawn Wildermuth #000000 { lives: matter; } (@ShawnWildermuth) December 23, 2021