draemn
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With so many OLED monitors (TVs) now on the market, does anyone know why computer monitors have been so slow to adopt the technology?
I freaking love it, but I change tasks a lot. 50% of my day is flipping between .docx and .xlxs and the C1 48 has been magic for that. So much real estate to have things open and visible.In addition to what @Izerous mentions, I believe the other benefits are contrast & power savings. Not really a factor for desktops. Contrast helps, but the burn in factor remains. Imagine using an OLED for a production (excel) style use!
Is there a dark mode for excel? I can't imagine having such a bright white is good for the pixel life.I freaking love it, but I change tasks a lot. 50% of my day is flipping between .docx and .xlxs and the C1 48 has been magic for that. So much real estate to have things open and visible.
It actually has a mode where it drops the white level a little too quick for my liking but haven't played with that. With the amount of window switching I'm hoping that should really help.Is there a dark mode for excel? I can't imagine having such a bright white is good for the pixel life.
Are you using ColorControl to control the TV via software / keyboard shortcuts?