Samsung Syncmaster 540N

for ordinary users.gamers etc (313 words)
by syedyackub - written on 09/07/08 (Useful, 160 readings)
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over ordinary crt due to some unique reasons. the build quality is that good to attract everyone at their very first sight. this is so small and handy to fit in a small area. very light weight and can be cleaned easily. the power consumption is also very low (common for Lcd s). dual tone color adds more attraction. maximum resolution is 1024*768. supprts a maximum to 32 bit color. with a refresh rates of 60 hertz. but i have switched to even more than that. but i reverted to ordinary settings soon in dare of loosing my monitor. the technical requirements are satisfied for the time being. but could say that this has nothing to do in coming years may be after 1 or 2years. ...

Samsung Syncmaster 570B

Samsung SyncMaster570B TFT  (282 words)
by - written on 04/03/01, updated on 05/03/01
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for the B- Model. It sits very beautifully on my desk. I bought it in Germany for 2.180 DM. Before I also had a 15 .0 Monitor box but now on my flat panel Monitor (TFT) I can see a lot of more. The whole picture produces this effect. The colours are very good and there is also no reflection on the screen. This is meant by TCO condition. Inside the feet there are two speaker One micro also built in to the feet. Volume, bass regulate you can choose manual on this foot. This TFT is super light. You have to carry 5,20 Kg. In front of the frame you can choose the screen manual. The menu is very easy. Like my english. Joking. You do not need to read ...

Samsung Syncmaster 570B

It's flat!...Eric! (727 words)
by Alfo - written on 03/02/01, updated on 03/02/01 (Very useful, 1420 readings)
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a 19 incher I was wondering if this was just going to be a bit too small (the Samsung by the way is only a 15", more on that in a minute!), however after plugging it in and using it for 10 minutes, all my worries evaporated. It actually doesn't seem that small, and to be honest a 15" TFT display is like having a 17" CRT monitor. Setting it up was relatively easy, plug in power and monitor cable and you're away. I didn't even have to load the driver discs for it to work, but I recommend you do, the software contains lots of extra little things that help you get the most from your display. For example a special colour matching program called ...