Monday, September 12, 2016

Using Ultrawide Monitor For Programming


Everyone’s dream is to be able to earn money from what they love to do. It is not necessarily your hobby, it could be your passion in life. It would be really nice to get paid from doing your passion. This is a privilege for some of us who have succeeded to find their passion and make the best out of it.

Some of that great job could be photographer, filmmaker or even the simple thing that you mostly love. While working, one should find a best working environment and supporting tools since this can enhance productivity and work result. And speaking of supporting tools, we are talking about the popular ultrawide monitor for working.

Working with Ultrawide Monitor


In recent years, ultrawide monitor has captured people’s attention with its impressive features. Being the new generation of wide screen, it offers you choices of 29 to 34 inch display with high resolution. With accurate colors of image and wide space horizontally, you can get the best view.

It is not only great for entertainment, though. Those who works most of their office hours in front of computer will love this. Photo editor, video editor, filmmaker, programmer, or even a gamer (many people work through gaming). The width that becomes the plus point let the user to open some tabs and do some things at once. That certainly saves time, and satisfying too!

Programming with Ultrawide Monitor

Of course, programmer’s best friend is their computer. If those tool are not the performing the best features, it would certainly affecting the programmer’s productivity. Most of the time, a programmer need to do many things at once. And with ultrawide screen, they can do just everything.


With an ultrawide that possess 29 inch displays, you can run Gedit, Pycharm or Sublime with multiple tabs, all at once. Then what about the 34 inch displays and faster refresh rate and best color gamut? Maybe it is like living in a dream. It would not require you to minimize your tabs in certain sizes so they can fit just perfectly in one monitor.