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LG isn’t yet disclosing pricing for the DualUp, but this isn’t the only new monitor that the company is introducing today. The DualUp monitor has a resolution of 2560x2880. It’s nice to see some experimentation happening, at least. And as the marketing images show, it seems like a dream for video editors. If you’re not into the idea of having multiple displays in your working space, this thing should make it easier to multitask while keeping an eye on Slack, Microsoft Teams, and so on.

Aside from the productivity and creative possibilities opened up by this form factor, LG claims the double-height display has ergonomic benefits since it “helps reduce side-to-side head movements, the main cause of neck pain.” I get the sense you’d frequently be moving your head up and down in this scenario, though, and neither seems ideal. It attaches to LG’s included Ergo stand, which can clamp to “most” desks and tables to save on space. With a resolution of 2560x2880 and measuring 27.6 inches on the diagonal, the DualUp (model 28MQ780) tops out at a just-okay 300 nits of brightness and covers 98 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. With a unique 16:18 aspect ratio, LG claims the DualUp gives you “the same screen real estate as two 21.5-inch displays and has a vertical split view function that lets users see more in one glance.” Today the company has announced what it touts as “a completely new format in the monitor market” called the DualUp. Are monitors with traditional aspect ratios just not getting the job done for you? LG might have the answer.