Widescreen Monitors Guide Simon Baker, Updated 19 June 2007 More and more nowadays we are seeing a massive influx of widescreen format monitors into the market. Manufacturers seem to have forgotten about the traditional 4:3 and 5:4 format screens and are instead releasing 16:10 format models in increasingly larger sizes. This has coincided with the, and, into the market as more and more users want larger screens and now, a wider field of view. There are plenty of models now available in the market in WS format, and with the variety of panel technologies used, variety of functionality and designs of the models and variety of specs; it is certainly an interesting time for the TFT users.

Foundations Of Drawing Lynda Download Video. However, moving to WS can be a confusing situation and there are certainly a few things to consider when choosing a WS monitor to suit your needs. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Twitter: Stay up to date: Forum: RSS Feed. Resolutions As a guide to the screen sizes available: Screen Size (Widescreen) Resolution Resolution Type Pixel Pitch 15 1280 x 768 WXGA 0. Helicon Remote Rapidshare Download here. 25 x 768 WXGA 0.2 x 900 WSXGA or WXGA+ 0.2 x 1050 WSXGA+ 0.2 x 1050 WSXGA+ 0.2 x 1200 WUXGA 0.2 x 1200 WUXGA 0.2 x 1200 WUXGA 0.3 x 1600 WQXGA 0.250 One thing to note is that some screens use the same native resolution, despite the screens being of different sizes. For instance the 23”, 24” and 27' screens all use 1920 x 1200 resolutions. However, the pixel pitch is smaller on the 23” and 24' models as a result and so the image is slightly smaller and more tightly packed. This could be looked at in two ways, both providing a small text size for possibly sharper image quality, or perhaps this is considered too small for comfortable use.

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Windows & Office One of the most obvious differences with the WS monitors is their wide desktop resolution. With the 20” and above sized monitors in particular the wide format and high resolution is a welcome feature, offering a large area in which to work. Some of the larger screens are easily big enough to run windows side by side, dividing the screen up to allow easy multi-tasking. A high resolution like 1920 x 1200 on the 24” or 27'WS range is perfectly fine to split down the centre, and office use certainly benefits from this. You can use software applications to split the screen into ‘grids’ with NVIDIA’s graphics drivers offering this feature already (NView Display Gridlines). This can be handy to assign sections of the screen in which windows are then ‘snapped’ to fill their grid area and make the most of the high resolutions as shown below: NVidia NView Display Gridlines used to split the screen up into sections Movies Movies are clearly an area which makes the most of the WS format. Films, and now increasingly TV shows, are recorded in WS format and playing them on a 4:3 / 5:4 aspect screen results in black borders at the top and bottom as the video is still in the 16:10 or 16:9 format. Bryan Magee The Great Philosophers Pdf Converter.

With a WS monitor, the actual video content can fill more of the screen and black borders are significantly reduced. They are often still there, but WS obviously lends itself more to this use than 4:3 format screens. If you want to reduce the borders more, or even remove them, you can use software media players to ‘zoom’ in on the video. This has the effect of stretching the image to fill the screen, but does result in some of the image being cut off, or stretched, depending on how you zoom in. Media players like Media Player Classic have this feature and are worth testing out if you want to remove black borders even more. WS format screens really do lend themselves to movie / video application. Viewsonic VX922 (19') compared with Dell 3007WFP (30'WS) in movie use Gaming One area which perhaps isn’t as intuitive for WS format is gaming.