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2014/09/14 00:16:36
mudgel
I have 2 x 24" monitors. Not sure whether I want to upgrade to 2 x 27" or just one large HDTV. Mind you 2 x 24 has been plenty of real estate. Since I've finally got exclusively dedicated studio space at home I haven't really set things up properly. Too many options can be worse that too few.
2014/09/14 00:17:51
mudgel
Double post.
2014/09/14 01:42:27
Vastman
jackson white
Have you seen the new super wide displays from LG? Aspect ratio is 21:9!! I believe they're targeting graphics/photography pros but the first thing I thought was I could display an -entire- console with no scrolling, or a substantially increased track view in length. Great for cues, etc, or emulating a decent sized desk on your screen. Won't help if you segregate tasks by screen or how well it works with things like the Mackie HUI interface where you switch banks of channels. But interesting. 


those look very nice and perfect for displaying lots more than my dual 28in hannspree   
thanks! now on my wish list...
2014/09/14 02:07:27
Glyn Barnes
I would like more screen real estate. I have a 24" @ 1920 x 1200 and do not enough room for a second monitor.
 
Unfortunatly most of the reasonably priced 27" + monitors and TVs do not go above this resolution so I would not get any more on the screen, just the same but bigger. If you work a long way from the screen or have poor eyesight this may be an advantage but in the small space I have it would not help.
 
I am really after more vertical space, first, and more horizontal second, a 27" 2560 x 1440 monitor would be ideal but I am not prepaired to pay the asking price at this momen
 
 
2014/09/14 03:19:40
robert_e_bone
Some displays (not TV's) will allow you to turn them on their side, so you go vertical, rather than horizontal, if that is what you want.
 
Bob Bone
 
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