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Wide View display on TVs or laptops with a 16:9 aspect ratio differs from regular screens which typically have a 4:3 aspect ratio. Let's delve deeper into this through the following article.
1. What is Wide View display?
Wide View display emphasizes a larger horizontal dimension, despite having the same size as a regular screen. While standard screens have a 4:3 aspect ratio, Wide View screens feature a 16:9 aspect ratio.
Illustration comparing standard screens and Wide View displays
1. Advantages of Wide View display
- Ability to split the screen into two halves for multitasking, such as working on one side and watching a movie on the other, while still ensuring each side has the widest possible view, without being narrowed like on standard screens.
- When reading books online, more pages can be displayed in a single frame, eliminating the need for continuous scrolling up and down while reading.
- Or when printing documents in landscape format, you can easily preview the required format with just one frame.
- It's possible to open multiple windows and arrange them to display on a single screen.
3. Disadvantages of Wide View display
Some software is not designed for 16:9 screens, so when displayed on these wide screens, there may be black bars on the sides to narrow the software to fit the width of a standard 4:3 screen.
However, the benefits that a Wide View display brings cannot be denied, especially for those working with specialized software that requires a Wide View screen.
Some Laptop models currently available on Mytour:Through the article on Mytour, we believe you have gained a better understanding of Wide View displays and can distinguish them from other screens. If you have any further questions, feel free to leave a comment below.
