The world of today offers completely new opportunities when it comes to developing creativity. For designers Bobby Ryu, Sarim Choe and Eunbong Lee, it is the era in which anyone can be an editor, photographer or film director. With its innovative 16:18 aspect ratio and SDQHD resolution, the LG DualUp Monitor Ergo provides the seamless experience of a large screen. Making the vision of an innovative customer experience a reality, its design means that users no longer have to combine 16:9 monitors. This monitor is thus a highly functional multitasking tool for creatives and coders, who often have to use several programs and apps at once. They can therefore make better and more efficient use of their desk, as they require only one monitor. This provides health benefits, as it minimises head movement and thus helps avoid neck pain. The monitor is equipped with LG’s second-generation ergonomic stand with a practical form that works well with the 27.6" screen and which offers the advantages of a simple, tool-free installation. The stand features full height-, pivot-, swivel- and angle-adjustability, so that users can position the monitor to suit their own preferences.
Statement by the Jury
Awareness of the target audience was very much at the forefront of the development process behind this monitor, which therefore provides new possibilities to users in the creative industries in particular. The screen size with a 16:18 aspect ratio as well as the ergonomic and functional stand make it ideal for this kind of work. The monitor is conveniently adjustable, beneficial to users’ health and is based around their working habits, with a clear stylistic idiom that integrates seamlessly with the respective interior design.
