Samsung SyncMaster P2070, P2270, and P2370 Touch of Color LCD Displays
by Sze | Filed under Computer
Samsung adds to its Touch of Color (ToC) display line three eco-friendly SyncMaster LCDs, including 22-inch P2070, 22-inch P2270, and 23-inch P2370 LCD displays. These LCDs have a transparent plastic bezel with rich gray coloring that give it a glass-like appearance, and deliver crystal clear high-definition images, thanks to Samsung’s dual-injection technology.
They consume half the normal wattage of other monitors by using two-lamp low power consumption. Among the three LCD monitors, P2270 and P2370 feature 1920x1080p HD resolution. They all have 16:9 aspect ratio and ultra fast 2ms reponse time. They will be launched in March 2009.
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We are very disappointed with our Sync Master P2070. The quality of the display is mediocre at best.
The monitor failed after one month in service. Since we purchased it directly from Samsung, we had to pack it up and send it to Cerritos for “repair”. This process cost us shipping one way and two plus weeks without a monitor. When we finally got it back it lasted exactly one week before failing again!!!
We called them and we have no recourse but to send it back to Cerritos yet again! We have decided to buy another monitor (NOT SAMSUNG). If the Samsung should happen to function upon its return, it will be a very undependable spare.
hi all…my new samsung is a bit weird…I’ve installed it..and..it works perfectly..but..when I start the PS ( photoshop CS ) error occures…and all open pages a white blank…the mesage is this :
the monitor profile samsung-natural color pro 1.0 ICM appears to be defective.please rerun your monitor calibration software
..PLEASE…anyone…help
THANK YOU !
whens the release date, I’ve been waiting too long
Who sells the best speakers to use with the p2070
can you give details about picture and color quality of these series since they will reducing the illumination and nothing is mentioned about improving the panels?