widescreen

/wˈaɪdskɹiːn/

Widescreen

a movie or TV screen in which the image has a high width compared to its height

widescreen

having a wider aspect ratio than the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio, allowing for a larger viewing area

Examples

1. One of my personal highlights in the interior of the E-Class is the widescreen cockpit.

2. The central element in the dashboard is this huge widescreen with two 12.3-inch displays.

3. But the real revolution is the widescreen cockpit.

4. We often call this widescreen.