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Times in the computer industry are changing and are changing fast, not only the cpu components are changing at rapid pace but the components attached are evolving, thus revolutionizing the way most of us interact with computer.
At a certain point in time a 17” display would be considered an over kill, but now people are not even bothered to take them as scrap. They were replaced by bigger and heavier monitors, which in turn were further put to shame by LCD’s.

It was not long before this technology further evolved and today we are witnessing the flooding of computer industry with high definition, high contrast feature rich display panels whose impression is nothing but jaw dropping.

In order to get the customer’s attraction companies from virtually all corners of the globe are jumping in the band wagon just to show off their technological advantage over the other. But there are certain companies that put them at a distance, by making certain innovations in this particular field, and SAMSUNG is one of them. Before I get into details please allow me to tell you that I am coming from a regular flat 19” screen and this is totally out of the world experience for me, I could straight away made up my mind that this is going to be my next big thing.

When it comes to resolutions everyone has his preference, some people prefer smaller screens with higher resolutions or vice versa, but one this is for sure, no matter what we think of resolutions, companies like Samsung are trying their level best to make the lager dot pitch the default options, and it wouldn’t be long when we would see regular monitors in museums.

Well moving to the subject that we have the Sync-master 226BW, it not only looks really cool but the feature it packs, are enough for high definition geeks as well as high definition gamers to attract to.

Only half an inch of shiny black body covers the entire screen from top to the left and to the right, except at the bottom where the finishing touch is really cool looking silver lining that holds the power button and the entire menu system, thus making a recipe for a really attractive looking display.

Although SAMSUNG 226BW has a viewing angle of 160degrees horizontal and 160 degrees vertical, but I would recommend to place Samsung 226BW a little higher than your keyboard, so that the screen comes right in front of your eyes and you don’t have to tilt it to see better.

Like any other display, the SAMSUNG 226BW comes with both D-sub analog and DVI-D digital connectors, but i am sure most of you would be interested in going to DVI-D digital way and not the D-subway.

OSD that comes with the Sync-master is comprehensive enough for you to try and explore it out to adjust the screen to you satisfaction. Apart from the usual brightness, contrast and sharpness, there are a number of other features that are quite interesting when it comes to screen adjustment and color correction.

Here it is, right in front of you, if I were you and I was looking for a really nice upgrade to my RIG, then I would look no further than the SAMSUNG SYNC-MASTER 226BW. It certainly belongs to the upper league of 22" displays and i think it will be there for quite some time.

The native resolution is large enough to do any sort of graphical work like photoshop, flash etc, you would be left with plenty of space, I tell you.

I can easily recommend it to anyone regardless of what one’s requirements are. The person buying this will be more than satisfied, I am sure and it is a money worth spent. (MD)