Monitor Sizes And Ratios

Computer folks spend LOTS of time on monitors, so getting the right ones matters.  Monitor dimensions are incredibly important, so here's the dimension table for the high resolution monitors






 
Diagonal
Ratio
Size



 
27"
(2560x1440) 1.77
(13.2, 23.4)



 
30"
(2560x1600) 1.6
(15.8, 23.7)



 
34"
(3440x1440) 2.3
(13.5, 31.1)








In case I need to do this again, here's the computation in R


   















































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