( Figure A shows my 34-inch and 23-inch LG monitors for comparison.) When they use the term ultrawide to describe a display this large, they aren’t kidding. To begin with, I have to admit that when I first set up the 34-inch monitor on my desk and sat down to work, I found it to be a little disorienting because it was so much bigger than what I’d been accustomed to. I’ve been using the monitor on my Windows 10 system for a couple of weeks now and have found it to be an extremely enjoyable and beneficial experience. Having had good luck with LG products and not one to pass up a good deal, I grabbed a box and placed it in my cart. I soon discovered that while LG has a series of higher end 34-inch monitors, the 34UM58 got good reviews and the $340 price was very reasonable. I took out my iPhone, Googled the monitor, and did a little research. On a recent trip to my local Costco, I was strolling through the computer aisle when I saw the LG 34UM58 34-inch monitor on the shelf. However, that idea changed quickly over the holidays. At first, I was thinking that I would take the remaining ViewSonic out of the mix and get two more 23-inch monitors. I limped along with the LG and one ViewSonic while I was deciding what to do. This was a very satisfying setup until one of the ViewSonic monitors bit the dust. Until recently, my most recent multiple-monitor configuration consisted of three monitors–a 23-inch wide screen monitor (LG E2350V) flanked by two 21.3-inch monitors (ViewSonic VP211b). Rather than maximizing and minimizing windows to switch between applications, I simply glance from one monitor to the other. One of the biggest advantages I find to a multiple-monitor configuration is the amount of time and effort I save when doing any type of multitasking, such as running multiple applications. How to connect an Apple wireless keyboard to Windows 10 Microsoft offers Windows 11 for HoloLens 2
Windows 11 update brings Bing Chat into the taskbar Microsoft PowerToys 0.69.0: A breakdown of the new Registry Preview app I guess you can say that I’m a multiple monitor junkie, since I feel irritable and cramped if I have to work on a system with only one monitor. In fact I’ve been taking advantage of a multiple-monitor configuration ever since the feature first became available in Windows 98. If you have been reading my articles for any length of time, you know that I am a big fan of using multiple monitors. Get a first-hand look at how you can take advantage of extra screen real estate when using Windows 10 on an ultrawide monitor. The benefits of using Windows 10 on a 34-inch ultrawide monitor
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