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LC-Power LC-M16-4K-UHD-P-OLED
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 15.60"
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3840x2160 is supported; I find it very small (unreadable for me, but not necessarily blurred). I find 1920x1080 the best resolution, but I have a 5120x1440 main monitor on my Mac, I also have the portable LC-M16 at 2560x1440, but that's still rather small for reading. But: you sit relatively close to it, so it's fine. Also still adjustable: 3360x1890, 3200x1800, 3008x1692, 2560x1440, 2304x1296 and many below 1920x1080. Sequoia 15.0.1
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Hello, Personally, I don't use a pen because the screen is used to connect external devices, so I use my finger to navigate when making image, sound etc. settings.
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I also had this problem with my laptop until I realised that I was using the wrong port for the power supply unit, the power supply unit was on the upper port marked PD, the input device was on the lower port. Try it out like this... The same applies to the battery mode...
It's not deceptive in the pictures, it's really much too big. From the lower edge of the panel, it protrudes 20cm to the back. It is practical in the sense that there is no other way (out of the box) to stand the thing up. The stand is also part of the case (in case that's not clear enough) and protects the display when closed. While we're at it; the panel itself is very awesome - good colours, sharp image, fast response time. I have the feeling it's also well made. But many other details are not very elegantly thought out. Like the base, for example. Or of the two USB-C ports, according to the manual, only one is intended for image transfer. The other is for power. Accordingly, two USB-C cables are also included, only one for video (they both look the same). Or there is the option to rotate the orientation of the panel by 180 degrees - but only with the built-in gyroscope. It has a "lock" function, but it only works in one orientation. If the panel is upside down and you try to lock it, it goes back to the original orientation. Little things like that don't have to be a killer at all, but it can be a bit annoying. But, as I said: great panel
Works, but only with the supplied USB-C cable or HDMI (USB-C cable from HD's or cable of the charger from the Mac does not work) Touch function also works with Mac Book Pro. However, I rarely need it because everything is very small with UHD. I have not yet tested it via HDMI, but I need an HDMI mini to HDMI (note that "mini" here means the "medium size" of the HDMI plug, not the "smallest").
Maybe your PC does not have enough power to display the resolution? Are you using the same HDMI cable that you used to connect your laptop to the monitor?
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