Samsung 910MP & 730B LCD Monitors

By Ian Bell Published May 28, 2005

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“After a countless number of pictures, we’ve finally reached the end. If there’s anything to reflect upon, it’s that dual display is simply amazing. It has made my work a hell of a lot easier! With one monitor setup for work and the other one for TV, I’ve turned my desk into a complete entertainment complex!

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Given that most people won’t have 2 LCDs dedicated for one computer, we’ll dedicate our attention to each monitor on its own. The 730B was a great monitor. I found the smaller screen more favourable when I was playing SWAT 4, but your preferences may be different. This doesn’t mean I didn’t like the 910MP for gaming as it will give CRTs a good run for their money. Given the size advantage these LCDs have over CRTs and the advancing of various display technologies, the CRT days are numbered. “

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