Samsung Syncmaster T220

I have recently, last week, bought a new computer and although I already have a 19" widescreen TFT, I decided that I would also purchase a new monitor as I might still use my old computer through the 19". I wanted a 24" widescreen to go with my new purchase, however when I saw the deal on this monitor, I decided two inches were not that important!! Specification Below is the all important numbers: 22" Flat Panel Monitor 1680 x 1050 Maximum Monitor Resolution 20,000:1 Contrast 2msec Response Rate 300cd/m2 Brightness Plug & Play Why I Picked This Monitor The first and ...  Read the complete review

As a digital artist, I need a good quality screen. It would be no use to me if my monitor didn't show colours correctly or not be quite as sharp as I need it to be. And as an artist, I appriciate something pretty, maybe no more than the next man, but I'm a guy that needs something to fill the asthetic quota! I've found that the Samsung T220 fills this void quite nicely. I bought one of these back in Feb for £180 as a second monitor to go with my 22" Belinea, a decision I didn't make lightly! I spent a lot of my free time over the previous month thouroughly researching which "22 monitor was the best with a £200 budget to play with. I found ...  Read the complete review

Recently, I started University, and, unfortunately for my bank account, I needed to buy a computer, in order to do various assignments and research throughout the year. Whilst living at home, I was able to use the family computer and had never really needed to buy my own, so I had not much knowledge of the best computer systems and what to chose when the time came. I therefore headed for the shops with basically no idea of what to buy, just the will to buy a suitable PC, and a fairly respectable university loan. By no means am I suggesting to spend all of your student loan on a computer, it WILL lead to you going hungry throughout the forthcoming year! ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this monitor about a year ago in Comet for £240, and recently sold it on E-Bay for £120. However, this was nothing to do with the quality of the monitor, and more to do with the fact that I purchased an All in One computer. As far as monitors go, this was perfect! The pictures on the screen were so crisp and vivid: if you are looking for a screen to watch Blu Ray films on then this is possibly the best! The 20,000:1 contrast ratio is amazing for a PC monitor. Not only does it look great with your PC (some might say you don't need 22' for a PC monitor, and this maybe true, but with more multimedia such as BBC iPlayer a big screen does have its ...  Read the complete review