LG unveils DualUp screen with vertical dimensions suitable for multitasking

LG does not stop offering its innovations of screens for all purposes, this time with the DualUp Monitor, which comes in longitudinal dimensions and is aimed at people who want to accomplish several tasks on the same screen and will appear for the first time at CES 2022 next month.

The new LG DualUp screen comes in 16:18 dimensions, which is 2,560 x 2,880 pixels, which the company calls Square Double QHD. This screen lets you split it up as you work, turning each part into a 21.5-inch screen—closer to a large monitor or tablet.

The Korean company aims to make users get more space on their desks, so instead of bringing two screens next to each other to work and with traditional transverse measurements, the company decided to convert this to a single screen that can be separated into two parts and work on each section separately when needed, which means reducing space consumption and the number of monitors, so the company has also developed an LG Ergo stand that fits with the monitor so that it provides more space on the desk.

The screen, which comes with Nano IPS technology, will add brightness up to 300 units of light, and contrast up to 1000:1 to give graphics and colors more accuracy and detail, in addition to supporting HDR10 technology.

UltraFine
In addition, LG announced another screen called UltraFine and it comes with a 32-inch screen with 4K UHD resolution and traditional dimensions, and it comes with Nano IPS Black technology and a contrast of 2000:1.

It is noteworthy that both screens will carry HDMI and USB C retractors, and the company will announce more details about them on January 4 during its event at CES 2022.