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Dell P3421W is 34-inch curved ultra-wide LCD with an aspect ratio of 21:9
The 34-inch curved ultra-wide P3421W display has an aspect ratio of 21: 9 and UWQHD resolution (3,440 x 1,440 pixels). With a curvature of 3800R, it provides a nearly uniform visual focus from edge to center.
The input interface is HDMIx1, DisplayPortx1, USB Type-Cx1, and can supply up to 65W when connected to USB Type-C. It also has "PBP" and "PIP" functions that connect two PCs and display them at the same time, and a KVM function that shares a keyboard, display, and mouse. The LCD panel uses IPS system, brightness 300 cd / ㎡, contrast ratio 1,000: 1, maximum display color 1.07 billion colors, response speed up to 5 ms, viewing angle horizontal / vertical 178 °, color gamut sRGB 99%. The USB hub function is equipped with USB 3.2 Gen.1 x 2 and USB 2.0 x 2.
The main body size is 815.7 mm in width, 237.4 mm in depth, 391.1 mm in height, and 10.8 kg in weight. The stand supports -5 to 21 mm tilt, 60 ° swivel, and 150 mm height adjustment.
A price is tba.
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#5845537 Posted on: 10/22/2020 04:43 PM
I prefer 1800 or 1500R curvature. This is almost flat.
I prefer 1800 or 1500R curvature. This is almost flat.
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#5845810 Posted on: 10/23/2020 11:58 AM
Ya mee too. LG (34WK95U) pulled their model from what I can see. I also saw a lot of users complain about uneven lighting. The MSI Prestige PS341WU is also gone in my country. And would rather take the LG if I had the choice.
For me I am looking more into their 3840x1600 38" monitors (being 38WN95, 38GN950 and 38GL950) because I cannot see a new model coming (of the 5K2K) and still want a ultrawide with a pretty high resolution for content creation (i'm recording in more than 4K resolution) and color accuracy. But these models will also allow me to game on than with better results as they are 144hz+ monitors. That does requires some serious GPU power to run tho.. But I will rather turn down the resolution for gaming then lose the high resolution when working.
I am still waiting for a decent 5120 x 2160 one...starting to be old here 
Ya mee too. LG (34WK95U) pulled their model from what I can see. I also saw a lot of users complain about uneven lighting. The MSI Prestige PS341WU is also gone in my country. And would rather take the LG if I had the choice.
For me I am looking more into their 3840x1600 38" monitors (being 38WN95, 38GN950 and 38GL950) because I cannot see a new model coming (of the 5K2K) and still want a ultrawide with a pretty high resolution for content creation (i'm recording in more than 4K resolution) and color accuracy. But these models will also allow me to game on than with better results as they are 144hz+ monitors. That does requires some serious GPU power to run tho.. But I will rather turn down the resolution for gaming then lose the high resolution when working.
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#5856272 Posted on: 11/18/2020 07:19 PM
Ya mee too. LG (34WK95U) pulled their model from what I can see. I also saw a lot of users complain about uneven lighting. The MSI Prestige PS341WU is also gone in my country. And would rather take the LG if I had the choice.
For me I am looking more into their 3840x1600 38" monitors (being 38WN95, 38GN950 and 38GL950) because I cannot see a new model coming (of the 5K2K) and still want a ultrawide with a pretty high resolution for content creation (i'm recording in more than 4K resolution) and color accuracy. But these models will also allow me to game on than with better results as they are 144hz+ monitors. That does requires some serious GPU power to run tho.. But I will rather turn down the resolution for gaming then lose the high resolution when working.
Be careful with that two...as you have just noticed many people have complained about the bad performance and visual aberrations.
Ya mee too. LG (34WK95U) pulled their model from what I can see. I also saw a lot of users complain about uneven lighting. The MSI Prestige PS341WU is also gone in my country. And would rather take the LG if I had the choice.
For me I am looking more into their 3840x1600 38" monitors (being 38WN95, 38GN950 and 38GL950) because I cannot see a new model coming (of the 5K2K) and still want a ultrawide with a pretty high resolution for content creation (i'm recording in more than 4K resolution) and color accuracy. But these models will also allow me to game on than with better results as they are 144hz+ monitors. That does requires some serious GPU power to run tho.. But I will rather turn down the resolution for gaming then lose the high resolution when working.
Be careful with that two...as you have just noticed many people have complained about the bad performance and visual aberrations.
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Looks nice except for one thing. 60 Hz