Samsung SyncMaster 192MP LCD Review

By Ian Bell June 13, 2004

Quote from the review at Overclockers Club:

“Though perhaps not a hardcore gamer’s LCD, the SyncMaster 192MP was built for someone else in mind – the casual gamer, the constant computer user, and, I even suppose, the cramped student, or apartment dweller. Personally, my new room next year is going to be incredibly small – and though I have a Cable outler, I will not have room for a TV. Solution: Samsung SyncMaster 192MP. A TV screen for cable and DVDs, and a computer monitor all in one. I love it. I’m even watching Comedy Central while I write this article! If you’re looking for something robust, versatile, (multi)funtional and just incredible well put together, then SyncMaster 192MP is a good choice for you.”

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Ian Bell

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