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I use a 32" 4K monitor (LG UltraFine 32UL950-W) directly in front (landscape), and an identical 32" 4K monitor to the right (portrait) off a rMBP 2016, which gi
by cpr 7y ago
I use a 32" 4K monitor (LG UltraFine 32UL950-W) directly in front (landscape), and an identical 32" 4K monitor to the right (portrait) off a rMBP 2016, which gives me the best of both worlds. (Both running Retina mode at logical 1900x1080.)
The landscape monitor is for the usual tasks, and the portrait monitor for coding (100 visible code lines in 15pt Operator Mono in VScode).
A fantastic combination.
- Terretta 7y agoBy running 2 x 4K screens, you have a multiple of MP (megapixels) compared to the UW fans in this thread who are essentially just running two mid-2000s resolution screens without a seam — I don’t get it. If monitors were sold by MP like cameras, all this ‘resolution’ stuff would stop confusing buyers.
- cpr 7y agoI should have expanded my answer a bit and said that I had tried some UW screens, and they didn't have the vertical dimensions that the 4K screens have, even in landscape mode. Thus my hybrid solution.