Samsung LCD HDTV Monitor: 22" Widescreen HDTV LCD

22" Widescreen HDTV LCD Review

22" Widescreen HDTV LCD Feature

Box Content - VGA Signal Cable, Audio Cable, and User Manual
22.0 color TFT active matrix WSXGA LCD
170-Degrees Horizontal, 160-Degrees Vertical Viewing Angle
40,000-hours typical Light Source
OSD Language - English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Italian, Chinese Traditional, Chinese Simplify, and Netherlands

22" Widescreen HDTV LCD Overviews

SOYO Citrine Series LCD Monitors incorporate a superior TFT (Thin Film Transistor) display technology, in a stylish compact design that frees up valuable desk space, and have a wide-angle flat screen that offers a view of the screen from various angles without compromising the image quality. Featuring high brightness, sharp contrast, and vivid colors for hours of comfortable viewing, SOYO Citrine Series monitors also include built-in speakers that deliver stereo-quality sound. Designed to provide the ideal display solution for a wide variety of applications at the office, home or school, the WSXGA (Super Extended Graphics Array) technology delivers crisp, vibrant text and images while you are working on spreadsheets and reports, writing emails, preparing presentations, watching movies, playing games, or surfing the Internet. Dimension - Width 20.71 x Height 17.05 x Depth 6.89 with Stand Weight - 10.1 pounds (4.6kg)

22" Widescreen HDTV LCD Customer Review

I needed a monitor, picked this one mainly based on price, and am very happy with it.

The screen is huge. This replaced 20" LCD, and feels much bigger than just a 2" addition.

The stats are impressive, and the performance seems to match claims. I don't play high end games on it, but everything that has been on the monitor has looked great.

My monitor has one burnt pixel. It's in the lower right corner....half an inch up and 3 inches form the side, an excellent place for a burnt pixel and very acceptable. I've seen much worse on far more expensive monitors.

Complaints? The only one is that the blue light below the screen, which is there to tell you the monitor is turned on, is too bright. I don't even know why it's there to begin with.....isn't the picture on the screen a good enough sign? This a minor issue overall, and this light is on every LCD monitor you buy. It is fixed with a piece of black electric tape.