Samsung SM2433BW 24" Widescreen LCD Monitor?
12 February 2009, 01:08 PM
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I've got two Sumsungs (a 20" and a 24") attatched to my pc at home. Had them both well over a year, and they have been excellent 
12 February 2009, 01:13 PM
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I've just ordered one.
Specs look mint.
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Samsung SM2433BW 24" TFT Monitor 1920x1200 20000:1 300cd/m2 5ms VGA/DVI Glossy Black 3 Years On-Site Warranty - Ebuyer have stock
Specs look mint.
Getting it from ebuyer
Samsung SM2433BW 24" TFT Monitor 1920x1200 20000:1 300cd/m2 5ms VGA/DVI Glossy Black 3 Years On-Site Warranty - Ebuyer have stock
12 February 2009, 07:33 PM
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13 February 2009, 12:47 AM
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Tempted, I still miss the 1200lines that my old Hitachi CRT had.
Think I'm holding out for a IPS type LCD panel for the colour accuracy. Most 24" IPS panels are still over £400 when compared to TN types which are now can be had for £200, so I might have to wait a bit...
Think I'm holding out for a IPS type LCD panel for the colour accuracy. Most 24" IPS panels are still over £400 when compared to TN types which are now can be had for £200, so I might have to wait a bit...
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13 February 2009, 09:28 AM
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13 February 2009, 09:35 AM
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i think mine is a TN panel, and my photographic editing is just fine.
yes the other panels are better with greater colour depth, but SLRs have better screen gamuts than monitors, so get it right in camera and don't blame monitors... and save 200 quid for an xbox
yes the other panels are better with greater colour depth, but SLRs have better screen gamuts than monitors, so get it right in camera and don't blame monitors... and save 200 quid for an xbox
13 February 2009, 12:05 PM
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Could someone do me a HUGE favour and measure the height from the base to the top of the 24" Samsung? i.e. the full height when in place.
I have a 22" at the moment and have been tempted by the 24" (280GTX gives me the ability to enjoy the pixels) but I'm not sure it would fit on my desk.
I have a 22" at the moment and have been tempted by the 24" (280GTX gives me the ability to enjoy the pixels) but I'm not sure it would fit on my desk.
16 February 2009, 08:02 PM
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Just plugged it in, adjusted the resolution to the requisite 1920x1200 and Bob's my Uncle ......
With the stand at max. height (as far as I can tell) the top of the screen is 535mm off the table - in landscape mode anyway - haven't tried it in portrait yet .....
Now all I have to do is figure out what to do with all the extra screen real estate .... though looking at digital photos shows up so much more detail when you don't have to pan around a lot or see them at lower resolution.
Recommended so far .....
Dave
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