Samsung PX2370 Review

The PX2370 Samsung performs better than the XL2370, has great options on additional display and has some very useful features and is available at very reasonable price.

With more features and better performance the PX2370 Samsung improving in most areas.

With its angular appearance, the PX2370 Samsung is not as sexy as the XL2370 is. Samsung not think PX2370 placement of display and his OSD is less to display the XL2370 and makes navigating the menu less fluid experience. Furthermore, PX2370 Samsung gave a maximum brightness level lower than your screen gave XL2370. However, if the PX2370 Samsung with two key improvements on the XL2370: better performance for movie playback and a plethora of useful options OSD.

Gaming Point Of View

No ghosting even when playing Left for Dead 2, or BluRay movies.
The power button is one of the best designs I've seen. It is a touch sensitive button which is located in the center of the stand just below the screen. Note that this monitor is not compatible with VESA mounting. The "mother" of the stand is actually part of the monitor. Only the base can be removed.

The Bad

The stand is horrible, is very weak, but that seems standard for computer monitors from Samsung. There is also no swivel or height adjustments, just tilt. Monitor buttons are on the side of the monitor making them difficult to use, but remains at the forefront in looking clean, which is not bad.

What Should Get Fixed

1. The stand. Make it sturdier and with pivot and some height adjustments
2.Text Should be Clearer
That's all.

This is a great monitor, just not that perfect.

Alienware OptX AW2210 LCD

Dell Alienware brand is expanding its reach to include monitors, and 21.5-inch widescreen 1080p OPTX AW2210 ($ 300 from November 11, 2009) is very useful to as solid picture quality accessible and fully integrated the menus and an exterior design that stands out from the competition generally conservative.

On the other hand, $ 300 is a lot to pay these days for a 21.5-inch monitor, especially when you consider that Dell offers LCD displays that rival the AW2210 in quality and costs less. The Dell SX2210, for example, has a panel that is identical to the Alienware 2210, but trades in the design and testing of touch-sensitive menu for a webcam, facial recognition software and a retail price $ 220.

Obviously, the company claimed that the extra $ 80 to monitor the aesthetics of Alienware. The OPTX 2210 is black, bold and sexy from top to bottom, with a slim profile and a large plastic base that Batman seems to boomerang. The LCD also seems heavier than it actually is, which is a plus and minus one: On one hand, it is easier to tote around (what fun is an Alienware screen if you get to show it off? ) But on the other monitor stability is doubtful. The OPTX 2210 did not move while I was typing this review, but moved about significantly more than my other screen (a Dell 1907FPc) when I was playing a game.

The design of the monitor keeps showing ports, which is nice when you're looking, but uncomfortable when you're trying to cover up things for her. Four USB 2.0 ports, two HDMI ports, a DVI-D, and line input and line audio output - all oriented vertically behind the monitor - are difficult to access. On the positive side, the swivel, tilt and height of the screen are easy to adjust.

OPTX 2210 The aesthetic appeal extends to its impressive menu integrated controls. I've never been a fan of touch sensitive buttons because I am a bit clumsy and I hate to be able to find the place I'm looking for. But I had no problems with the menu controls on this screen, which worked well and looked cool. The main menu button, even detects the proximity of his hand and start before touching.

Once in the menu, you'll find five presets (Standard, Multimedia, Games, warm and cold) for adjusting display settings. You get an extra point for the introduction of a custom user-defined presets, as well, along with the manual settings if the presets do not do it for you. Although you may not leave the office through these very often, the management tweak is still a nice touch.

SAMSUNG 2233RZ 22”

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