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Curious why you would want a 50" over 3+ monitors that can "wrap" around your field of vision so more of the screen area is equidistant to your eyes? You can m
by rschmitty 13y ago
Curious why you would want a 50" over 3+ monitors that can "wrap" around your field of vision so more of the screen area is equidistant to your eyes? You can move the monitor further back so more area remains in your FOV but then you are having to increase sizing so it remains readable
This is my biggest problem with extra large monitors
- bhauer 13y agoIdeally, the 50-inch display would be concave OLED. (Earlier I made a jab at the industry about televisions becoming concave when their use-case hardly warrants it; meanwhile monitors really should become concave at larger sizes and show no signs of doing so.) But I currently use multiple monitors and it's acceptable. Perhaps some very trim bezels will eventually arrive on desktop monitors in the near future?
- vanattab 13y agoI agree completely. I have been programming on the 54inch 4k samsung tv for the last two weeks and while its been fun. I think I like my old 3 27 inch hd monitor setup better. It is very difficult for me to make out details at the corners of the display. However I agree with the other child post that a curved 50in 4k would be ideal.