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That’s good, considering that last year’s monitor had to pull some Display Stream Compression tricks to make 240Hz work over DisplayPort , which didn’t play nice with the newest AMD and Nvidia graphics cards at their debut. Photography by Cameron Faulkner / The Verge. Having HDMI 2.1 Here’s the port layout on the Odyssey Neo G9.
I always split the screen between two or three open windows, whether I was working in Chrome, editing multiple photos, or Slacking while streaming video, and I was quite comfortable. The 16:10 aspect ratio gives you an extra bit of vertical space, in addition to space on the sides. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge.
Throughout my everyday browsing and streaming, as well as my fairly heavy load of office work that includes around a dozen apps and Chrome tabs with occasional downloads, Zoom calls, editing photos, and copying files, everything was smooth with no sign of slowdown. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. Don’t buy last year’s Spectre.
It has a big screen with a high refresh rate, a tall aspect ratio that might make it easier for people with smaller hands to use, and OnePlus’ light-touch take on Android. Somewhat unusually, the N10 5G offers a very tall 20:9 aspect ratio on its screen. Photography by Allison Johnson. Not a bad deal at all.
It’s kept the same 90 percent screen-to-body ratio.). Microsoft’s Surface devices have been using the 3:2 aspect ratio for years, and I’m glad that the Spectre line is finally making the switch. The system handled my heavy workload of Chrome tabs, downloads, and streams speedily with no issues. There’s a single USB 3.2
Using it was a good, smooth experience: I can’t imagine that anyone using the X12 for standard business work with Chrome tabs, streaming, Zoom calls, and the like will encounter any performance issues. Like the Surface Pro line, the X12 has a 3:2 aspect ratio, which is my favorite aspect ratio (yes, I have a favorite).
Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook, Asus’ Chromebook Flip C436, and many of last year’s top contenders like the Pixelbook Go all used a 16:9 aspect ratio — a more square 3:2 screen is taller and gives you significantly more vertical space. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. The first is its 3:2 display. The second is the price.
percent screen-to-body ratio, which gives you more vertical space than most consumer laptops (which are 16:9). I didn’t notice a performance difference between those two scenarios when I was just doing office work and streaming, so I recommend that you do the battery-saving stuff if you want all-day juice. You’ll notice the difference.
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The panel has a 2560 x 1600 resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio — so not only is it wide, but you get an extra bit of vertical space compared to many popular laptops. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. It’s hard to put into words just how big a 17-inch screen is. If that’s not you, there are better options.
Then there’s the throw ratio, which is how big the image is in relation to how far it is from the surface. And as for content, every projector I tested has an HDMI input, internal speakers, and also an audio output, so I was easily able to stream things by plugging in my Roku stick. Photography by Alix Diaconis / The Verge.
My only gripe with either display is that they have 16:10 aspect ratios and therefore a much smaller surface area than their iPad Pro counterparts. That’s still the case with the S7, though if all you’re doing is browsing the web, checking Facebook, and streaming Netflix, the software is fine. Photography by Dan Seifert / The Verge.
But my favorite aspect of this display (and of this Chromebook as a whole) is the 3:2 aspect ratio. The Spin did everything I needed it to, including editing big batches of photos and running multiple demanding apps at a time on top of Zoom calls and Spotify streams, quite fast and without any performance issues.
Starting with what’s new: the 16:10 aspect ratio is here. Apps launched quickly, and I didn’t notice much stuttering or slowdown during my day full of streaming, photo editing, and Slacking on top of around a dozen Chrome tabs. The X1 Yoga’s 16:10 aspect ratio is certainly a bonus, as are the lack of bloatware and the matte display.
That was with an office workload (around a dozen Chrome tabs and Slack), a couple Zoom calls, and some Spotify and YouTube streaming, with the screen at 200 nits of brightness, the Quiet thermal profile selected, and Dell’s Battery Extender on. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. Overall, the battery life is the star of the show.
If you have a terrible attention span during movies, it’s also good for scrolling through Twitter or checking IMDb to figure out what TV show that actor was in while watching Netflix, although the second small display is hard to use for any overly complex tasks due to its size and nearly square aspect ratio. The LG Wing in a rotated use case.
Another highlight is the 16:10 aspect ratio, which gives the QHD screen extra vertical space. percent screen-to-body ratio. I didn’t experience any lag or sluggishness, even when I was doing photo work on top of a dozen Chrome tabs with Spotify streaming. Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. Gen 1 Type-A.
Its 20:9 aspect ratio is a hair taller than the S22 Plus and Pixel 6 Pro’s displays, and it matches their top refresh rate of 120Hz. All this is to say, you probably won’t need to recharge the 10 Pro in the middle of the day unless you spend a lot of time gaming or streaming video. Photography by Allison Johnson / The Verge.
Photography by Monica Chin / The Verge. The screen is 16:9, which is a cramped aspect ratio for multitasking. Those aren’t the fanciest or most powerful processors, but the system should still be adequate for your streaming and browsing needs, especially if you only need it to do one task at a time. Best Cheap Laptops 2021.
It also has access to other popular streaming services, like Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max. The tablet’s relatively small screen and widescreen aspect ratio also make things quite small to work with when you have two apps open. Photography by Dan Seifert / The Verge.
That’s because Nvidia just made it possible to do so with its GeForce Now cloud streaming service, which launched in beta for Chrome OS today. It has a beautiful 2400 x 1600 resolution 3:2 aspect ratio display that still looks fantastic today, and it meets the 4GB RAM requirement. Photography by Cameron Faulkner / The Verge.
You can adjust the monitor’s settings using a tiny five-way control nub underneath the power LED, and it’s remarkable how much you can tweak — including the ability to crop the entire panel to 4:3, 16:9, or 21:9 aspect ratios instead of stretching out the image. The ultrawide aspect ratio didn’t work as well for video as I hoped, though.
inch 22.3MP sensor that's roughly the same size as Micro Four Thirds, but with a horizontal aspect ratio better suited for video. You can use it as a 1080p webcam via the USB-C port, while connecting to your smartphone for live streaming. It effectively competes with Sony's ZV-1 II 1-inch sensor compact but has a much larger 1.4-inch
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