Gadgetory

this episode of TechnoBuffalo is brought to you by Toyota what's up everyone Jon render from TechnoBuffalo here we are quite obviously at CES 2014 if I was to pick one theme that's going on here at the show it is just bigger is obviously better we're seeing it with TVs with tablets and we're starting to see it with monitors as well let's take a look at LG's just gargantuan 34 inch widescreen monitor so in the world of widescreen there are widescreen then there are just freaking huge screens feast your eyes on LG's 34 inch widescreen monitor with Thunderbolt 2 connectivity there are not that many Thunderbolt options out there if you have a Mac or a PC with Thunderbolt you're limited to really connecting it and using some sort of DisplayPort trying to use HDMI you're really limited to what you can use LG wants you to use this gargantuan machine and I want it very very out of everything here I kind of want this too most so if I'm resolution standpoint it is three thousand four hundred and forty by 1440 so quite on the large highs we don't have any sort over these information or price but you can guess soon and ridiculously expensive so if you're debating something to go with your Mac Pro this might be a good thing to go with or this is probably going to cost as much as that Mac Pro it just looks incredible I don't know who's it gonna be for freely video editors you could just see everything you can almost divide it into three separate monitor treat it like that it just looks cool and see yes for me is about seeing things that just go Wow you know there's a ton of 4k here there's a ton of sort of cool products but this one I saw is for practical and it just made me drool and I kind of geeked out over a little bit so what do you guys think what price would this have to be for you guys to pick it up or want to pick it up 1,500 bucks I pay the sweet spot two thousand three be even better and let's see what you guys think leaving the comments right down below of course check us out at TechnoBuffalo compilation greatest tech news and a special thank you to Toyota for sponsoring our CES coverage