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These days , wide monitors are becoming increasingly popular for multitasking, content creation, gaming, and even stock trading. Compared to the standard 16:9 aspect ratio, ultrawide monitors with 21:9 or even 32:9 provide a dramatically larger workspace and an immersive user experience. However, with so many options and specifications available, it's easy to end up with the wrong product. This article covers the essential factors to consider when buying a wide monitor—helping you make a smart, regret-free decision. 1. Screen Size and Resolution Wide monitors generally start at 29 inches and go up to 34", 38", or even 49". But size isn’t everything—resolution matters just as much. For example, a 34-inch monitor should have at least 3440x1440 resolution to display sharp text and images. Cheaper ultrawide monitors with 2560x1080 (essentially a stretched Full HD) may seem wide, but their pixel density is too low for comfortable long-term use....

“Battles are won long before soldiers march or kings make commands.” No story illustrates this better than the legendary tale of Sun Tzu, the author of The Art of War , and King Helü of the state of Wu. 1. A Fateful Encounter: King Helü Meets Sun Tzu In the late Spring and Autumn period, King Helü of Wu sought a brilliant strategist to strengthen his military. A man named Sun Wu was recommended—carrying only a scroll of military theory, but no record of battlefield command. Skeptical, King Helü decided to put his theories to the test. 2. The Trial: Turning Palace Maids into Soldiers To test Sun Tzu’s doctrine, Helü gave him 180 palace maids and ordered him to demonstrate military discipline. Sun Tzu appointed two of the king’s favorite concubines as squad leaders and issued clear commands. When the women laughed and disobeyed, Sun Tzu declared: “If orders are clear but not obeyed, the fault lies with the commanders.” He then executed the two concubines without he...