I LOVED the real-estate that was available, but in the end I returned it an went

I've never been a fan of curved tv's because I think you lose a ton of viewing real estate, but on a monitor solely focused on one user the experience is phenomenal

As it is, the gorgeous picture, generous real estate, and hardware support for multiple simultaneous inputs is a winner.

The only "problem" I have is my laptop's graphics card isn't advanced enough to take full advantage of the real estate available, so when I'm using my work system, the highest resolution I can get is 1920 x 1080.

I get enough screen estate for code, browser, etcCons:1

It’s probably too big for what I needed, but the screen real estate is worth it

For $600, this was fantastic deal and it's even great since it's $550.Pros:- Great real estate (lots of room for multi-tasking)- Great color accuracy (as far as I can

n’t great

I'm sitting facing the "seam" where the two monitors meet, and it doesn't bother me nearly as much as it did with other screens

and it works as you would think splitting screens

n’t great