Samsung 25,5" tölvuskjár til sölu lítið notaður :D
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Samsung 25,5" tölvuskjár til sölu lítið notaður :D
ekkert mikið að segja hann er 1920 x 1200 meira en HD! hér er vefslóð http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/monito ... descreen/1 TILBOÐ ÓSKAST!
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Re: Samsung 25,5" tölvuskjár til sölu lítið notaður :D
er hann í ábyrgð ? hvar er hann keyptur ? fylgir nóta með ? Þetta review er nú ekki upp á marga fiska fyrir skjáinn. Tek hérna aðeins úr því :
Samsung SM2693HM 25.5" widescreen
Published on 1st October 2008 by Jeremy Laird
13 Comments
Review
Final Thoughts
If you've worked your way diligently through this review you will by now be thinking the 2693HM is something of a stinker. With the crappy colours, poor black tones, crushed whites, mediocre viewing angles, it certainly doesn't score highly in many areas.
It's still a strangely likeable display, though. The size and pixel pitch are a nice compromise for gamers who also use their rigs for productivity applications (well, just as long as colour accuracy isn't crucial), but it's definitely not one for anyone who is looking to edit a lot of digital photographs.
The quality of the chassis and stand also lends a subtle but significant feel good factor. The adjustability is a boon on a display in this price range, because most of its competitors ship models without height adjustment and pivot capabilities - the former is a feature we believe is incredibly important on a screen of this size.
Therefore, if you can live with the fidelity issues, it's a big, bright, spectacular monitor that's great for gaming and basic productivity or web browsing.
Samsung SM2693HM 25.5" widescreen
Published on 1st October 2008 by Jeremy Laird
13 Comments
Review
Final Thoughts
If you've worked your way diligently through this review you will by now be thinking the 2693HM is something of a stinker. With the crappy colours, poor black tones, crushed whites, mediocre viewing angles, it certainly doesn't score highly in many areas.
It's still a strangely likeable display, though. The size and pixel pitch are a nice compromise for gamers who also use their rigs for productivity applications (well, just as long as colour accuracy isn't crucial), but it's definitely not one for anyone who is looking to edit a lot of digital photographs.
The quality of the chassis and stand also lends a subtle but significant feel good factor. The adjustability is a boon on a display in this price range, because most of its competitors ship models without height adjustment and pivot capabilities - the former is a feature we believe is incredibly important on a screen of this size.
Therefore, if you can live with the fidelity issues, it's a big, bright, spectacular monitor that's great for gaming and basic productivity or web browsing.