| Reviews : Samsung SyncMaster 931BF - LCD display - TFT - 19" - 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz - 300 cd/m2 - 700:1 - 2000:1 (dynamic) - 2 ms - 0.294 mm - DVI-D, VGA - black |
Samsung SyncMaster 931BF - LCD display - TFT - 19" - 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz - 300 cd/m2 - 700:1 - 2000:1 (dynamic) - 2 ms - 0.294 mm - DVI-D, VGA - black Product By Samsung Available From 0 Sellers |
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Imagine all the action in greater detail. The ultra responsive Samsung 931BF LCD monitor boasts a pixel response time of just 2 ms (G to G), for ultra-crisp and clear motion with virtually no blurring or ghosting. Even work looks better, thanks in part to sculpted styling and sophisticated metallic LED power button. With the Samsung 931BF ultra fast monitor, it's not hard to imagine.Similar Products
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By B. Guzek (Massachusetts)
I've had this monitor for about 2 years now and it is a piece of junk. The "ghosting" that this monitor creates is beyond comprehension. It will blur all the desktop icons and text from left to right. It's like taking a rag full of paint thinner and wiping across a painted sign. It started doing it a few months after I purchased it from Best Buy. I've contacted Samsung and they were completely unhelpful. I purchased this monitor because of the 3 year "warranty" and the name brand. They said to disconnect the monitor and if the "check signal" words are blurred then they will cover it under warranty. Well in my case they are not blurred so I'm stuck with a piece of junk. Thanks a lot Samsung. So think twice about buying this monitor, soon I will be in the same boat as you shopping for a new one.
By John F. (The Great Midwest)
This is an awesome monitor. My old 19" CRT finally gave up the ghost about a year ago, so I went in search of a new flat-screen to take its place. I was a bit apprehensive about buying a Samsung, having no experience with that brand before. However, on getting it home and setting it up, I was very pleasantly surprised. The monitor offers both analog and digital inputs. My computer is old and only has a VGA output, so I'm running analog, but the picture is crisp enough to make you think its a digital signal, which I have at work. I can't WAIT to see what a digital signal looks like on this monitor.
I recently bought an additional computer for another project I'm doing, and bought another one of these monitors to use with it. I had to look a little to fine one (all the newest flat screens seem to be widescreen), but I found it here on Amazon and was glad I did.
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