uwQHD vs 4K
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What size is the screen and what distance? I've been using my Dell 3008WFP for quite a while now. I'm used to the size and it is about 90cm away from me.
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Ok made my decision.
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I actually went for the Dell 2415Q, works perfectly in glorious 4K. In fact so good I may get another for triple monitor use
great value for money as well.
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I actually went for the Dell 2415Q, works perfectly in glorious 4K. In fact so good I may get another for triple monitor use
great value for money as well.
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curved is one "feature" I would try and avoid at all costs. When rectangles no longer look like real rectangles and lines bend then you realise why everyone else is using flat screens. Just like '3D' this is a "novelty" (it isn't - remember CRTs - and they played with inward curvature just before technology was scrapped) that will quickly wear off.
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I did avoid it I like the look of it but came to the conclusion that on a TV etc it is great, heck even for some of my coding it would work. However photography and architecture could be interesting to 'produce', consume is fine but straightening a wall would be interesting.
I'm going to get a second of these 2415Q monitors and a dual monitor arm. But not the Dell one as that would mean sitting off centre on my desk and look at the bezel, I'm having to have a look to see for different options.
I like the look of it but came to the conclusion that on a TV etc it is great, heck even for some of my coding it would work. However photography and architecture could be interesting to 'produce', consume is fine but straightening a wall would be interesting.I'm going to get a second of these 2415Q monitors and a dual monitor arm. But not the Dell one as that would mean sitting off centre on my desk and look at the bezel, I'm having to have a look to see for different options.
