HP M34d
3440 x 1440 pixels, 34"
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This is probably more a question of the operating system that is used. Have a look at the following articles at https://praxistipps.chip.de/ultrawide-monitor-im-splitscreen-nutzen-so-gehts_129606 Best regards
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Depends on your graphics card Not the monitor The monitor does not make chains (serial link) So two graphics cables run from the PC
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so far i haven't noticed any problems with it with my M1 MacBook Pro. even charging via usb-c works perfectly
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Yes, that is possible without a problem. I have connected my business laptop via USB-C and my private PC via DisplayPort and the USB-B connection. I have connected the keyboard and mouse to the screen and can use them on both devices with the KVM function.
Gaming is also possible, it has a refresh rate of 100 Hz, of course there are screens that can do more, but many offer only 60 Hz.
Yes, no problem, you just need to make the USB-C connection to the notebook and you can connect the mouse, camera and keyboard to the USB hub of the monitor-.
picture by picture is not activated by default. i use the m34d as a normal PC monitor. connecting it via ubs-c and hdmi works perfectly (both on a windows laptop and on a mac pro).
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I have received one, just under 2m long
I guess no, the brand do not specify this option for this monitor. I'm sorry.
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There is no difference, except that the #AAB is the German variant and #UUZ is the Swiss variant (i.e. with Swiss plug)
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