LG launches their Dual-Up 16:18 monitor for multi-tasking

[WYP]

A double-high monitor for workstation users.



Read more about LG's new Dual-Up 28MQ780 monitor.

 

[NeverBackDown]

I actually like this idea. Get two side by side for 4 screens in a space of 2 monitors

 

[Warchild]

I actually like this idea. Get two side by side for 4 screens in a space of 2 monitors

Our network users, have these at work. Not quite the same, but they try to achieve what LG have provided.

2 monitors like this placed vertical, either side of a 27inch screen. Smart thinking from LG.

 

[NeverBackDown]

Our network users, have these at work. Not quite the same, but they try to achieve what LG have provided.

2 monitors like this placed vertical, either side of a 27inch screen. Smart thinking from LG.

Yeah I was thinking about this productivity reasons. If I was in a development environment having one side be code and the other side be all my testing for whatever application it is would be quite nice. Vertical space is a luxury when coding lol

 

[Bartacus]

It looks like they could be used for monitoring as well. At work they actually flipped to using big screen TVs, that way Ops people could see big red alerts better. But the TVs still aren't fantastic to read text on. I could see these being very useful in a similar fashion, monitoring windows on top, with console windows below for taking action, SSHing / RDPing into problem servers, etc.

 

[Dawelio]

It looks like they could be used for monitoring as well. At work they actually flipped to using big screen TVs, that way Ops people could see big red alerts better. But the TVs still aren't fantastic to read text on. I could see these being very useful in a similar fashion, monitoring windows on top, with console windows below for taking action, SSHing / RDPing into problem servers, etc.

That's more down to the cameras being used and how high quality they are. We have very good monitors and TVs for that matter, but the image quality is mediocre due to the cameras don't have that high quality of an picture.

 

[Warchild]

That's more down to the cameras being used and how high quality they are. We have very good monitors and TVs for that matter, but the image quality is mediocre due to the cameras don't have that high quality of an picture.

Cameras? OPs guys dont all use cameras. Operations use monitoring tools for KPIs etc too thats where text readability becomes important

 

[Dawelio]

Cameras? OPs guys dont all use cameras. Operations use monitoring tools for KPIs etc too thats where text readability becomes important

I thought/read it as cameras used in an alarm central essentially lol.

 

[Bartacus]

That's more down to the cameras being used and how high quality they are. We have very good monitors and TVs for that matter, but the image quality is mediocre due to the cameras don't have that high quality of an picture.

I meant more for server alerts, not camera feeds. But obviously there are many productive uses for a screen like that.