Samsung Syncmaster 192MP Review

By Ian Bell Updated February 28, 2004

Quote from the review at TweakNews:

“Throughout my two week testing period, I have thrown and connected pretty well everything at this monitor that I had in my testing lab and failed miserably at finding a weak point. With 19 inches of crystal clear and vibrant LCD viewing goodness, you would be hard pressed to find yourself unhappy with this purchase.

One factor that used to be a major disadvantage until now was gaming. Gaming with LCD monitors until this model was almost unbearable with the large amount of ghosting causing even the most beautifully rendered scenes to blend into a blurry unplayable mess. But in the case of the 192MP, an exemption to the rule has been created. Not only was gaming playable, it was downright enjoyable.”

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