Plugable Thunderbolt 3 to Dual DisplayPort Display Adapter Compatible with Late 2016/2017/2018 MacBook Pro Systems (Supports Up to Two 4K 60Hz Monitors Or One 5K).' The encouraging part being the 'Or One 5K.' There are several adapters that offer the single 5K btw. Along with the new MacBook Pro Apple introduced a 27-inch 5K monitor UltraFine LG, designed to own laptops. Of course, this is not an Apple 5K Cinema Display that you can start many expected, but today it is the best choice for users of Apple products of all the available in the market.

Depends on the resolution of the screen. I find that in stores many places leave it on the standard scaled resolution, but it's way nicer to have it at a higher 3200x1800 equivalent resolution, and then enlarge or reduce text within each window to suit the distance from the screen. Your mileage will vary. However, remember that you can change screen resolution as well as scaling within Pages (or whatever other app you're using). It is very unlikely that you will be unable to find a balance that you're happy with given the quality of the iMac Pro's screen. You should get the physical size of monitor that you're happy with and can afford, and then fiddle with the settings to make everything as useful and visible as you need. It was running at a native resolution of 5120x2880.

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I think the screen is 27' according to Apple's website. I am interested in the 43' LC monitor but it is always out of stock. As we all know, LG will release a new 4K and a new 5K monitors in March.

They are 30 something inches. I wonder if the words are big enough for me. I entered the diagonal and resolution information to the following page, the calculated PPI is 217.57 with a dot pitch of 0.1167 mm. I need to scale the size by 150% to feel comfortable seeing the letters. How do I calculate the corresponding screen size? It was running at a native resolution of 5120x2880. I think the screen is 27' according to Apple's website.

I am interested in the 43' LC monitor but it is always out of stock. As we all know, LG will release a new 4K and a new 5K monitors in March. They are 30 something inches. I wonder if the words are big enough for me.

I entered the diagonal and resolution information to the following page, the calculated PPI is 217.57 with a dot pitch of 0.1167 mm. I need to scale the size by 150% to feel comfortable seeing the letters. How do I calculate the corresponding screen size? Click to expand.Lets say you connect a 27' UHD '4k' display (lets ignore 5k for the moment) and select your preferred display mode (lets say the highest 'looks like 3840x2160' mode - the default 'Best for Display' option on my 4k screen (may vary) - which, on a Mac, means the native, 1:1 resolution of UHD without any pixel doubling. • You open up a document in Pages and it comes up, by default, in 125% zoom (it does - just tried it) - which is bit too small for your vision. • You increase the zoom to 150% - aah, thats about right. • How big a screen do you need to buy so that the default '125%' text comes out at that size in the same screen mode?