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ViewSonic VG3456

ViewSonic VG3456 Docking Monitor review

Posted on July 22, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Ultrawide monitors have been popular with gamers for a while since they provide potentially a greater field of view on those titles that support it.

But they also have value to those that need screen real estate in a business scenario, and up to this point, it isn’t an area that monitor makers have been designing for.

The new ViewSonic VG3456 Docking Monitor was created for business users and allows them to have multiple applications open on a single screen without impacting on their useability.
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