This chart might be a nice thing to print out and take with you next time you’re shopping for a new TV or monitor. What are we to make of terms like “WSVGA” and “UHD”? Tell the man to give it to you ...

Aspect ratio measures the relationship between the width and height of a display, sensor, or image. A common aspect ratio is 16:9, which means it's 16 units wide and 9 units high. There are many ...

Variation in graphic format can substantially influence interpretation of data. Despite a large body of literature on the optimal design of graphs, little attention has been paid to the format of ...

You might look at pictures of Samsung's insanely wide CHG90 monitor and think: "Who on earth needs a monitor this wide?" I'll bet a lot of people said the same thing when square 4:3 TVs and monitors ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. As the transition to digital television continues in the United States, aspect ratio conversion ...

Though it may not appeal to the masses, the LG DualUp 28MQ780-B offers something unique in an oversaturated display market. Its image quality may not turn heads, but it still provides excellent value ...

LG already jumped the gun by announcing new OLED monitors before CES kicks off in January; now the company is announcing another pair of panels, and these are designed for productivity. The new LG ...

LG has revealed a couple of monitors it's debuting at its virtual CES event, and one of them is apparently a completely new format in the market. The company's new DualUp Monitor has an unusual 16:18 ...

Nowadays, we are seeing new monitors getting launched in the market with a different aspect ratio than the traditional 16:9. For instance, there are 32:9 monitors in the market while Apple’s MacBook ...

In brief: Multi-monitor setups that require frequent side-to-side head movement can induce neck pain, according to LG, which is why the company has announced the new 16:18 format DualUp monitor that ...

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