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Samsung SyncMaster 970P review

General
Monitor type: flat panel
Display technology: TFT (active matrix)
Features: software controls (MagicColor, MagicZone, MagicBright, MagicTune with Asset Management, MagicRotation (AutoPivot), Safe Mode
Dimensions (W x H x D): 42.4 x 50.7 x 24.2 cm
Weight: 7.3 kg
Display size: 19 in
Image
Native resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels
Brightness: 250 cd/m2
Contrast ratio: 1 : 1000
Vertical scan rate (max): 56 - 75 Hz
Horizontal scan rate (max): 30 - 81 KHz
Pixel size (dot pitch): 0.264 mm
Vertical viewing angle (max): 178 °
Horizontal viewing angle (max): 178 °
Pixel response time: 6 ms
Video input
Digital video input: DVI-I
Power
Power consumption in operation: 36 W
Compliant standards: TCO '03 (White) / TCO '99, DDC 2B
Service & support
Standard warranty: 3 years
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Overview

Samsung SyncMaster 970P

Editors rating
Rating: 7.2
Verdict

The Samsung SyncMaster 970P has a striking design, but it's the fine image quality that makes this 19in. display worth considering.

Typical price

£ 299

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