LG Ultrawide: multi-screen display in 21:9 to improve productivity
This new range offers IPS image quality, Multi-connectivity, productivity and ergonomics on one screen 32% bigger, with a format more appropriate for multitasking than traditional systems.
Ultrawide monitors from LG respond to a recent study of technology and productivity, which has had the collaboration of the manufacturer, that reveals that a 92,6% of professionals who use multi-screen to perform their work declare that their productivity is greater the greater the possibility of working with several programs simultaneously.
For all these users, LG has developed this range of monitors, which is characterized by the format of 21:9; IPS image quality and a 32% More field of view, for professionals to have a complete visual experience, to which is added its ease of use and ergonomics.
"Our efforts to respond to the ergonomic needs of advanced users have given rise to this range of monitors," emphasizes Miguel Ángel Fernández, General Marketing Director at LG-, that demonstrate our commitment to offering the most advanced imaging technology on the market".
The LG Ultrawide range has been designed with users in mind who are looking for a device with a larger field of vision and, especially, or whose activity requires work with multi-screen (Up to four screens in a single window) and multitasking.
Specifically, It has been observed that these new monitors contribute to increasing the productivity and efficiency of users thanks to their format. 21:9, that expands a 32% plus the field of vision with respect to the 16:9 of conventional monitors, and Multi-Screen Split mode.
In the area of connectivity, LG Ultrawide monitors incorporate Thunderbolt technologies to connect with any brand; and USB Type-C, that facilitates high-speed connectivity, to which IPS technology is added, that delivers consistent colors with a 178° viewing angle.
Within the LG Ultrawide monitor range, the new UC99-W curved models, in sizes of 34 and 38 Inch, feature FreeSync technology so the user can enjoy the action without flickering.
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