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What’s the best common aspect ratio?

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completely unrelated but why is 1:1 on that list i dont think ive ever heard of anyone using that outside of like a CCTV monitoring station or something
 
completely unrelated but why is 1:1 on that list i dont think ive ever heard of anyone using that outside of like a CCTV monitoring station or something
My blackberry classic has 1:1 screen ratio and I felt like adding it.
 
16:9 cause im an oldcaca who used to use 4:3 so its easier on my eyes while still providing a fairly good width ratio for shooters
I'm the complete opposite, grew up with 16:9 but now that I have my hands on a 4:3 screen, I often find myself turning off my 165hz 1440p monitor in favour of my 4:3 60hz 1024 x 768 monitor. It just feels right.
 
I'm the complete opposite, grew up with 16:9 but now that I have my hands on a 4:3 screen, I often find myself turning off my 165hz 1440p monitor in favour of my 4:3 60hz 1024 x 768 monitor. It just feels right.
Nonsense. I love my 1920x1200 monitor and I'd never swap it for any 1080p one but even though 1440p is 16:9 I'd take one in a heartbeat if it had the same features as my 16:10 monitor does. Aspect ratio stops being meaningful is you compare resolutions of different magnitudes. 1440 pixels vertically is more than 1200.
 
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Nonsense. I love my 1920x1200 monitor and I'd never swap it for any 1080p one but even though 1440p is 16:9 I'd take one in a heartbeat if it had the same features as my 16:10 monitor does. Aspect ratio stops being meaningful is you compare resolutions of different magnitudes. 1440 pixels vertically is more than 1200.
Subjective doughnut.
 
Does it still work on cellular networks over there? IIRC the VoLTE implementation no longer works here in the US since it's too old, but that's all I know.
Thankfully yes, although my cellular range is spotty due to certain towers not supporting the standard.
 
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