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Special Fish?
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LG To Introduce World's First 21:9 Gaming Monitor and it has AMD FreeSync
The new monitor headlines LG's expanded lineup being unveiled next week at the 2015 International CES and further solidifies the company's leadership in the growing 21:9 segment, which caters to the digital imaging, business professional and gaming markets. Based on IDC's Worldwide Quarterly PC Monitor Tracker, LG is the world sales leader in this monitor segment over the last seven fiscal quarters (as of the third quarter of 2014) with a market share of 77.3 percent of the world's 21:9 monitors. Source: Guru3D |
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VIGILO CONFIDO
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Need some kind of comparison shot, showing its size relative to a standard 22" or something like that.
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Mad Warranty Voider
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Need to amend the article synopsis stating it's a curved display.
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Special Fish?
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The whole point is to make you click the link and read the whole thing.
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Just throwing this out there in regards to fov:
Humans can see 175 degrees horizontally and 135 degrees vertically. 4:3 is the closest common ratio - and is still actually slightly wider. |
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