Ipad using in Business on a computer monitor?

Does anybody expect, that airplay from Ipad to Apple TV will sooner or later transfer the screen to full screen in order to utilize the whole screen size on the monitor?
I would like to use the ipad for business as a computer replacement and have found solutions for all my expected problems. Only the screen is left and I am not so keen to have a 24 inch monitor, which is utilized only partly, when I transfer the ipad screen on it.
Have not heard any rumors that this may come, but only saw frustrating pictures of small ipad screens on large monitors.
Thanks for any input. If this is not coming soon, I guess I will better stick to my computer.
Cheers
Michael

By "full screen" are you referring to the black bars down the sides of the image when using apps?
If the screen you are connecting to is widescreen 16:9 ratio, an iPad screen cannot fill it as the iPad screen is 4:3 ratio. Widescreen 16:9 videos played va Airplay already fill the screen.
It depends on the size of the content you are sending to the screen whether it appears full screen.
Most decent monitors and TVs have aspect ratio settings allowing you to override the display. It should allow you to stretch a 4:3 ratio image to 16:9 ratio.

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