Step aside ultrawide, ultra-tall monitors are perfect for reading and writing

LG's new DualUp monitor is unconventional, to say the least. It doesn't look like any monitor I've ever used, let alone seen. The display stands 28 inches tall with a 16:18 aspect ratio. It's a sight you'd be forgiven for stopping and staring at, but the decision to stand out with a unique design ultimately pays off for some special use cases, especially reading and writing. Not sure if a vertically stacked display is right for you? Let's dig into where the LG DualUp stands tall and where it might fall short. About this article: I tested the LG DualUp monitor for one week. The unit was provided by LG, but LG had no say in the direction or published content. What it's like to use the LG DualUp Let's start with the good. No more scrolling! Well, maybe not entirely, but I mainly found myself using my mouse just to move the cursor. Reading my emails is much more pleasant since I can see everything in my inbox right there without having to scroll up and down to find something. I can simply scan the page with my eyes. Likewise, I can see twice as much of an article that I am reading at any given time, and there is zero white space on either side of the text. If you've ever tried reading something on an ultrawide monitor , you'd know that most of the screen space is blank except for the middle. Here, you just get […]

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