Awkwardly proportioned and packed with ostensibly clever but actually rather pointless image quality enhancements, what exactly do we make of Samsung’s new 21.6-inch display? In default mode—the mode we recommend you leave this display set to—it’s a solid but unspectacular performer.
bit-tech.net | Review - Samsung SyncMaster 2253LW 21.6″ LCD.

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The good: DisplayLink video chip lets you connect it via USB, which makes it highly convenient as a second display; you can daisy-chain up to six DisplayLink LCDs; decent viewing angle.
The bad: Aside from DisplayLink, the features are sparse; lower than average performance including a slow 5ms response time.
The bottom line: While its ability to [...]

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The good: Stellar image quality across a variety of tasks; great-looking design.
The bad: Sparse feature set; costs more than other 22-inch LCDs.
The bottom line: The Samsung 2232GW delivers where it counts with excellent image quality, but Dell has a 22-inch LCD that delivers the same level of performance and more features for less money.
Samsung 2232GW [...]

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The good: Smashing good looks; matte finish means less glare than with glossy screens.
The bad: A tad on the pricey side; merely average performance and feature set; wobbly stand.
The bottom line: The Samsung T220 might be the most stylish LCD monitor we’ve seen, but average feature set and performance diminish its overall appeal. Despite its [...]

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The good: Great performance in color and sharpness; amazing viewing angle; Blu-ray and DVD image quality is some of the best we’ve seen.
The bad: Limited video connection options; includes only brightness controls (thanks to technical limitations); streaking apparent in DisplayMate test.
The bottom line: Thanks to its incredible viewing angle, high resolution, and stellar overall picture [...]

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Bios has a review of Samsung’s latest TFT displays “combine both ultra-fast speeds and relatively high contrast ratios. In fact, they’re Samsung’s fastest response time monitors currently available. The new 17- (reviewed here) and 19in. monitors are well suited for viewing multimedia content and for gaming due to their outstanding response times and bright displays, [...]

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the Samsung SyncMaster 245B is definitely a value focussed 24in display, where hitting a price point was clearly the goal over offering great image quality. If you’re looking for a 1,920 x 1,200 monitor for gaming and you’re on a very tight budget, then this is definitely an attractive [...]

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the With the XL20, Samsung has clearly tried to bring the benefits of LED backlit displays to a more affordable price point and thereby a greater audience. On that score, it has succeeded admirably. I’ve never seen an LCD display with colours as rich. If you want access to [...]

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Digital Reviews has a review of the Samsung 204B LCD Monitor where they write “Samsung is at the point where they can easily release new monitors with consistent quality across most of their models.  To the consumer, that generally means that you can buy one of their LCD monitors with generally the same level of [...]

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futurelooks has a review of the Samsung SyncMaster 215TW 21 inch Wide LCD Monitor where they write “There is something a bit odd about this particular monitor. It’s not a bad odd, but it just doesn’t seem as well put together as some of the other Samsung monitors that I’ve tested in the past. Everything [...]

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geekisland has a review of the Samsung 215TW 21-inch LCD Monitor where they write “We know you’ve been fretting the Vista-mandated upgrade to an HDCP monitor (haven’t you?), but according to this review of Samsung’s new 21-inch widescreen addition to the prolific Syncmaster series, the transition shouldn’t be that tough. At 1680 x 1050, the [...]

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Gadgetell has a story titled “Samsung brings the magic to 17 and 19 inch LCD monitors” where they write “Samsung has updated the ante with two new LCD computer monitors. The 17- and 19-inch LCD monitors, the SyncMaster 740BX and the SyncMaster 940BX offer a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 5ms response time, today’s standard 1280×1024 resolution, [...]

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Gadgetell has an announcement of the Sansung’s 19, 20, and 22 inch widescreen LCD monitors where they say “The new Samsung SyncMaster 940BW, 205BW and 225BW monitors feature slim design, ultra narrow bezel, and wide format. These monitors are designed for both retail and commercial applications, and offer a bezel that is great for dual [...]

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Outhouserag has a review of the Samsung Syncmaster 205BW wherer they write “Imagine the advantages of going big without slowing down. The big 20” 205BW monitor combines a wide aspect ratio with fast pixel response time, for bigger images, more room to work and crisp motion. In addition, exclusive MagicBright2, MagicColor, and MagicTune technologies help [...]

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Bona Fide Reviews has a review of the Samsung Syncmaster 242MP LCD Monitor where they write “The 242MP is Samsung’s largest multi-functional display and comes equipped with a set of side-mounting speakers. The 242MP can accept a wide array of video inputs from your PC, composite device, and cable television all at the same time. [...]

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