stackyFACTSIt is not just a gimmick for aggressive aesthetics. When a massive screen sits on a desk, the extreme left and right edges are physically farther from your eyeballs than the center. Curving the panel inwards wraps the image around your peripheral vision, drastically reducing eye strain during long sessions.
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