But how does this shape the whole computing experience when everything is switched on?Īs an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases made using the below link. Indeed putting them next to a 27” 16:9 monitor it is obvious that there is a huge horizontal versus vertical bias. You will no doubt have seen many pictures of ‘ultra widescreen’ (sometimes called ‘super widescreen’) monitors and been intrigued by their horizontally stretched appearance. Using a 29″ model in this example, which is a similar height to a 23″ 16:9 screen but significantly wider and has a similar pixel density at ~96 PPI (Pixels Per Inch). This article documents our experiences with the panoramic aspect ratio on the desktop, in games and in movies. This turned out to be an excellent monitor in many ways and we really took to the aspect ratio in ways we didn’t expect. We have reviewed the AOC q2963Pm (Q2963PQ) which is one of the models using a 21:9 LG AH-IPS panel. LG Display and Samsung have now released AH-IPS (In-Plane Switching), PLS (Plane to Line Switching) and VA (Vertical Alignment) panels which use the even wider 21:9 aspect ratios and a 2560 x 1080 resolution. With decent monitors in the setup it’s not a particularly cheap option, there are bezels to get in the way and 3 power cables to consider. Some have taken to setting up multiple monitors in an Eyefinity or Nvidia surround type setup.
For some users, though, even 16:9 is too square and they crave even more width.
Some people enjoy the widescreen experience, others crave more relatively vertical space and cling to 16:10 where possible for widescreens.
Widescreen monitors are now omnipresent, with the 16:9 aspect ratio the current mainstream standard.
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