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[Matblack]

Wow I just picked up the first (non work) monitor I've used for what must be years. I've been relying on my projector and laptops and I have to say I am dead impressed. Its a Samsung 2232 pebble styled thing and its going to be my photo editing screen. :)

Looked out my old Media centre and connected it up and the display is so bright and so clear its knocked my socks off, I even have CS2 on this computer which I had forgotten about which is a stroke of luck, its not as fast as I'd like being based on a mobile chip but the case is a Silverstone one and it looks the business :D

http://www.di-life.at/MdsCRM/Portals/_default/Images/Artikel_Images/samsung_syncmaster_2232bw_22_3.jpg

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[Feek]

What size is it, old fruit?

[divine]

I have the 2032mw hooked up as my second screen, tis a good screen.

[divine]

What size is it, old fruit?

22"

[Matblack]

Yep 22", its ideal for me for photo editing as I can sit at a close distance and still see the whole shot, any bigger and I'd have to keep leaning back :D

Bargain price too :)

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[Feek]

Looks pretty, I like the aesthetics of the stand.

[divine]

Actually, the stand is one thing I don't like, it's stupidly wobbly. Even typing makes the screen wobble a bit whereas I can pretty much kick the desk and my other screen doesn't budge.

[Matblack]

I like it too Feek but Divine is right it isn't the most stable base in the world :D

Considering it cost me £100 I'm happy :)

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[Joe 90]

nice, a good friend of him bought the 25" top notch awesome version last summer - those monitors are rather nice :D

[Streeteh]

I've got exactly the same monitor, it's great for computer usage but rubbish for media playback. Fortunately since then i've purchased a sweet 32" HDTV which i have hooked up via VGA so all is well in the world.

For the price though, can't be beat.