Samsung P2350 LCD Monitor
I felt so freaking exhausted! Didn’t get enough sleep yesterday. That was very stressful. Outstanding work at the office made it even worse.
I decided that I’ve had enough of local and asian delicacy so there I was having lunch at KFC. It’s not something easy to digest but my stomach craved for something other than eastern cuisine.
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Proceeding with my desktop project, I bought the slim keyboard from Machines. Then I headed to Low Yat Plaza and bought Samsung SyncMaster P2350.
The 23″ inch monitor is awesome! Samsung is the right choice. The monitor has dual input – the latest DVI-D (digital) and the old school analog VGA.
I am formally endorsing this Samsung SyncMaster P2350. Immediate specifications that you might find interesting – the screen has 50,000:1 contrast ratio with 2ms response time.
Sleek input device.
Much later in the evening I sent and picked up CB. On the way to pick up, I let my wife drove WLV as a preparation for tomorrow.
Zurairi AR 11:03 pm on Thursday, July 30, 09 Permalink |
I was wondering why you’d need a separate Samsung monitor when I realise that you’re using MacBook. My bad!
Anyway, just blogrolled you and subscribed to your RSS.
zzeed 11:13 pm on Thursday, July 30, 09 Permalink |
It’s a MacBook Pro. First of all, 23″ is way better than 15″ for esp movies. Secondly, I now have both laptop and desktop experience, sort of.
thanks… welcome, welcome.
Zurairi AR 11:05 pm on Thursday, July 30, 09 Permalink |
Or is that a PowerBook? Sorry, totally not an Apple guy. Haha.
zzeed 11:13 pm on Thursday, July 30, 09 Permalink |
It’s a Macbook Pro. Not a problem.
chris 5:26 am on Friday, August 21, 09 Permalink |
I’m planning to buy this monitor for my macbook pro 13 inch. Would there be any problems with the res: 1200 x 800?
Ideally I would like to use both monitors (macbook 13 + samsung p2350) side by side.
With an external keyboard and mouse.
what do you think about the setup?
thanks alot
zzeed 6:24 pm on Saturday, August 29, 09 Permalink |
hi chris.
i think it would be a pretty awesome setup. but you can’t mirror it because things will get a little skewed.
double check with a mac genius too. what would your macbook pro’s video card be? the monitor can normally take it… but you have to verify if the laptop can drive the big screen.