Samsung SyncMaster 750S

Advantages: Cheap enough
Disadvantages: Feature is everage

...I was experience with samsung CRT monitor product. Before I am upgrading to ViewSonic VA926 LCD monitor, at my home I was use samsung CRT monitor to (Samsung SyncMaster 750s). Generally, Samsung product is good. Here is my experiences about Samsung SyncMaster 959 NF (my office computer use Samsung SyncMaster 959 NF): - The pictures is clear sharp. Even I am stting the brigtnes control to maximum level. The front view in perfectly flat, undistorted images that reduce eyestrain and provide superior image quality and best performance. Its features and high resolution allow me to view my images clearly. - I feel Samsung SyncMaster 959 NF has low radiation than other products in the same class. - Its design is everage, not special. At least for me. It OK for the price.... Read review

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Advantages: Ultra Slim Design
Disadvantages: n/a

...I bought ViewSonic 19" VA926 LCD for upgrading my Samsung SyncMaster 750s CRT monitor that service me about 5 years. I choose ViewSonic 19" VA926 because that is a good value for money, cheap enough for me. The ViewSonic 19" VA926 LCD displays good taste while enhancing my personal computer. Some time I am using my ViewSonic 19" VA926 LCD for my Acer laptop. I love optisync digital and analog input feature that allow me to connected my TV tunner to this product. I can costumize my display setting via on screen display function. That is user friendly, at least for me. I recommend the ViewSonic 19" VA926 LCD for every one who want to upgrade their CRT monitor to LCD monitor but they have limitted budget. I satisfied with this product.... Read review

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Advantages Very reasonably priced and nice looking too
Disadvantages none for such a monitor

.../or graphics card. In comparision to other cheaper monitors it is second to none. I've just reached the end of my warrenty (bought direct monitors usually come with three year warrenty - if the shop that sells it to you tells you otherwise, ring the manufacturer and check! It never hurts) Samsung has created a good monitor, supported by both Linux and Windows (though is obscure enough to require a driver disc) One important piece of info if you're getting the driver off the internet (like I do) the Syncmaster 750s is actually listed as Samsung SyncMaster 750(M)s(T) which can confuse :- )... Read review

Advantages Very fast off-line, top notch memory and processor
Disadvantages Advent in big blue words written across case.

...days before any more arrived in stock. But she was wrong, two days later I got a call from PC World to tell me my new baby was in stock, and that I could come and collect it. I was ecstatic. And here it is. All set up. Shame you can’t see it. And I know that in another two years time, there will probably be a Pentium Super Charger or something like that, but for now I’m happy with what I’ve got. So what exactly have I got? ~Advent Hard Drive~ It is an upright case with 40gb of hard drive space. A floppy disk drive with space for another. A CD-ROM/DVD drive with space for another or separate drives. Pentium IV Processor 1400mhz, 256mb ram memory, 56k modem and a 64mb video card. ~Monitor~ This is a Samsung SyncMaster 750s with a 17” screen. When it first arrived it looked smaller than my old monitor... Read review

Advantages Reasonable balance of price against performance
Disadvantages Still not a dead flat picture

...I have now been using one of these for about a month, and see no reason to regret the purchase. My original thought when replacing my NEC 15” monitor was to wait for flat-screen LCD monitors to come down in price, and whilst this has happened to a certain extent, it hasn’t to the extent that would entice me to part with my money yet. The latter are usually 15.1” monitors, which, because of the way they are measured have very little less viewable screen than a 17” CRT model, which has about 1” of its diagonal measurement masked off by plastic framework. So, a 17” CRT it had to be, if it’s going to seem any larger than what I’ve got. PC World’s sale was looming large on the horizon, and although I have “slagged-off” their prices elsewhere, £149 for the Samsung SyncMaster... Read review