16:9 is movie aspect, 16:10 is pretty good for computer work..
16x10 PC monitors are slowly fading due to use of the cheaper, more common 16x9 panels.
I have a 24" 16x10 that gives me 1920x1200 instead of 1920x1080. That gives me
120 more lines of horizontal resolution which is nice for graphics & web pages. The downside (other than the slight additional cost) is when viewing TV material (movies etc.), there are narrow black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
Of course none of this is any good for any 4x3 SD material such as CCTV cameras.
Wait... you mean CCTV spot monitors with signal straight from a camera or mux? All of the CCTV stuff I do is all IP stuff, haven't done analoge CCTV stuff in years.
Sorry, it's still analog 4x3 SD either way. Just because it travels over a Ethernet cable doesn't change the fact it's still NTSC, unless of course you have true 720p or 1080i or 1080p HDTV cameras.