new Samsung LCD

Forum Computer Peripherals : Flat Panel Monitors new Samsung LCD

This thin is a huge leap forward, I cant wait to see one up close!

Maximum Resolution of WUXGA /1920x1200@60Hz/Aspect Ratio - 16:10
Smooth Video Performance
Industry 1st 24¡± WUXGA LCD Monitor
Picture in picture and picture swap
PVA Technology /Provides 170o of conic view /Less than 25ms of response time
Real True Color/16.7 Million Colors/No Color Compression/No Frame Rate Control
Dual Interface : DVI Compliant(DVI-D), Analog(D-Sub)
CVBS Support : Composite & S-Video(NTSC/PAL/SECAM)

http://www.samsungelectronics.com/ [...] /240t.html

Reply to Anonymous

but how much will it cost?
probably an arm and a leg.

respect!

Reply to Anonymous

Why are you telling me this? I can't even afford a 19" flat monitor! Let's be practical... I don't know why Samsung is releasing this product I'm not sure if the market demands it.

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Reply to machow

A few weeks ago it was $6700 street. $8000 retail.

Kind of puts a damper on your enthusiasm, huh?

Reply to Anonymous

I like - but don't start me!

I was looking at the SGI 1600x 1024 seems to be around ~ $1500 or a bit less. Anyone got any comment?

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Reply to peteb

I have a 1600sw, and a vp181 by viewsonic, and I would trade them both for the samsung, it costs about the same as the samsung when I got them, $2500 for the sgi, and $3100 for the Viewsonic.

The plasma screen monitors are blurry, and the pixel size if huge, so if they can sell plasma's they can sell this..

If you want to talk about the 1600sw ( I have the grey and the Artic versions, one home 1 at work) Email me rvnmojo@yahoo.com

rs

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