You know how typical monitors are not wide enough for you to multitask on? Well, you won’t have that problem anymore because LG recently introduced the world’s firs ultrawide monitor with an aspect ratio of 21:9 – the EA93 UltraWide Monitor. While the typical 16:9 is perfect for watching your favorite movies, the 29” EA93 offer plenty of space for you to work on with a 4-Screen Split feature and 100% sRGP color space expression to provide better multitasking and multimedia capabilities. Designed for maximizing productivity, the monitor employs an IPS display to produce lifelike colors, making it an impressive addition to the home, office or studio.
“LG is always working to expand the definition of what technology is and how it can contribute to productivity and convenience. Whether it’s for work, watching movies, playing games or anything else in between, the UltraWide Monitor enhances the multitasking and multimedia experience. The cinematic proportions, diverse color range and all-around functionality of the UltraWide Monitor clearly demonstrate an ongoing commitment to innovation.” – J.J. Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of the IT Business Unit at LG Home Entertainment Company.
Hit the break to find out more on how 21:9 is your perfect companion for work and even for your favorite movies.
Multitasking Functionality for Home and Office
The UltraWide Monitor is an excellent addition to any work environment. The monitor’s expansive 29-inch screen provides plenty of room for multiple documents and windows to be viewed at one time. The expansive display also allows more spreadsheet columns to be viewed at once or a two-page document to be read side-by-side.
The UltraWide Monitor is also an outstanding device for graphics professionals. The monitor enables artists to see more and do more with their time. Transforming the monitor into the ultimate multitasking tool, the 4-Screen Split feature can divide the screen into up to four segments, each of which can be uniquely customized.
Graphic designers generally utilize a dual-monitor configuration, allowing them to compare and contrast the material they are editing. However, dual monitors can cause color inconsistencies between screens. The UltraWide monitor, on the other hand, can connect the monitor to two external devices via Dual Link-up, providing consistent color across the entire screen, eliminating the bezels that typically divide the view in dual-monitor set-ups.
Additionally, the monitor offers 100 percent of the sRGB color space and is hardware-color-calibration ready, making it perfectly adept at expressing consistent true-to-life colors that graphics professionals require.
Perfect for Movies and Multimedia Viewing
The UltraWide Monitor’s 21:9 aspect ratio is very close to the dimensions of movie theater screens. Its cinematic dimensions allow the monitor to display films the way they were intended. The monitor also takes advantage of IPS display technology so viewers can enjoy lifelike picture quality movies at almost any angle. The combination of four different features – 21:9 aspect ratios, amazing image quality, brilliant color expression and LG’s CINEMA SCREEN Design – makes the UltraWide Monitor ideal for movie buffs and video games. Gamers can also play games and videos from their smartphones on the monitor via the included MHL connection. The addition of two 7W stereo speakers adds to the immersive entertainment experience.
LG’s UltraWide Monitor will be introduced in Korea early this month and rolled-out globally in the weeks following.
Specifications(EA93)
Screen Size: 29W
Format: 21:9
Resolution: 2560×1080
Color Gamut: sRGB 100%
Panel: IPS
Brightness (Typ.): 300nits
Contrast Ratio (Typ.): Mega
Viewing Angle (Ver./Hor.): 178/178
Response Time: 5ms GTG
Interface: DVI-D Dual x1, HMDI x2 (MHL x1), USB 3.0 (1 up, 3 down),Display Port x1, PC Audio In, Headphone Out
Speaker: 7W x 2
Stand: Tilt
Features: MHL, 4-Screen Split, Dual Link-up, Super Energy Saving, PIP (Picture-In-Picture), PBP (Picture-By-Picture), Auto Ratio, Control, Wall Mount (100×100)
Color Calibration: H/W Calibration, True Color Finder (S/W)
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