<ul><li>Apple has released the ultrawide virtual display for Vision Pro in beta, offering extra screen real-estate.</li><li>The ultrawide setting essentially gives users two 16:9 monitors side-by-side, but without the seam in the middle if they were using dual monitors.</li><li>However, MacOS window management is simply not ready to handle ultrawide monitors.</li><li>Users can use third-party window managers such as Rectangle, </li><li> that help to size and position screens in ultrawide monitors.</li><li>Vision Pro's virtual display feature has been transformed from something that's nice to have to an essential capability of the headset.</li><li>Apple is expected to revolutionize work setup when it has an equivalent headset that’s half the size and half the price of Vision Pro.</li><li>Vision Pro is too heavy for all-day use and it costs more than an ultrawide monitor itself.</li><li>The ultrawide option has many applications in terms of productivity work setup because it fits into a headset, and users can carry it anywhere they go.</li><li>Apple should have similar window-arranging capabilities that make sense for ultrawide monitors in the future.</li></ul>

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