Samsung's 19-inch CX919B boasts 2000:1 contrast ratio
By Evan Blass 
posted May 3rd 2006 11:26AM
posted May 3rd 2006 11:26AM
posted May 3rd 2006 11:26AM
The percentage of returned gadgets that have nothing wrong with them.
Of the $13.8 billion worth of returned products in 2007, only 5 percent were because gadgets were actually broken, according to a 2008 study.
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I want it. I want it. And to believe I am still stuck with an old CRT monitor...blah
I want it. I want it. Oh, the monitor is aiiiight.
I use CRT monitor too, maybe it's old, but not bad. LG F700b 17 inch, i think this is enough.
They should have used a hotter "japanezo" model, and you know there are much hotter ones out there. Like "Fuk Me" and "Fuk Yu" from Austin Powers. Oh yea...
..so, umm, what's this article about...
Alexander Wunderlich.
fixed.
http://www.brokenclock.net/images2/anotherasianlcdchop.jpg
why do LCD manufacturers even bother to make 4:3 displays anymore? I haven't bought a screen in the past 3 years that wasn't widescreen, and won't ever again.
Why is there always an asianphile response everytime there is pic of asian woman?
Engadget needs to clean up their act
Yeah engadget clean up your act and get better pictures of them asian models less gadgets ;)
Well... Samsung is a Korean company... so Asian models are a given... >.>...
Quoting the contrast ratio without the maximum brightness value is meaningless.
About those contrast ratios: is there some universally accepted standard for measuring this value, or do we simply believe whatever the manufacturer claims?
we all know this place is run by asianphiles and one of its's co founder is one. doesn't mean this place should turn into asian porn site
You guys need to get laid. I just bought this monitor (well, the specs and look are the same, different model number -- 931BF) two days ago. Looks sweet on my desk. I'll turn it on tonight and put it through its paces.
I've got one. I got it on sale from Circuit City with my Gateway (also on sale) way before they went bankrupt. Well, about 6 months before it was announced, anyway.
I have had video problems from the start.
It flickers and the hue changes. The tint. As if I am looking at it with tinted sunglasses, and then it flickers back. There is no rhyme or reason to it, no notable precipitating factors or demands. It sometimes runs for a good long time without doing it, other times it does it incessantly. Totally inconsistent.
Well, I sent it all back to Circuit City, and they had the ability to check things out there, both the computer and the monitor, so they could determine which it was - even though I'd only bought an extended warranty on the computer.
First, they told me that maybe it was the video card, and they were going to have to send it off further for more testing. Then they said nothing was wrong with it, that they had been incapable of duplicating it, and to come pick it up. Oh, yea, and that it must have been my fault for not having the monitor securely plugged into the computer.
Well, I had a friend of mine plug it in this time, who had greater strength in his arms and better vision, and it has still done this intermittently, incessantly, at its own will.
But there's nothing wrong with it.
Right.
I figure at some point something will burn out or up and I'll know.
Meanwhile, Gateway already had to replace the hard drive which fried itself on its own which at first they denied, and mailing the computer to Texas for that cost me another hundred bucks!
SIGH.
I've got one. I got it on sale from Circuit City with my Gateway
(also on sale) way before they went bankrupt. Well, about 6 months
before it was announced, anyway.
I have had video problems from the start.
It flickers and the hue changes. The tint. As if I am looking at it
with tinted sunglasses, and then it flickers back. There is no rhyme
or reason to it, no notable precipitating factors or demands. It
sometimes runs for a good long time without doing it, other times it
does it incessantly. Totally inconsistent.
Well, I sent it all back to Circuit City, and they had the ability to
check things out there, both the computer and the monitor, so they
could determine which it was - even though I'd only bought an
extended warranty on the computer.
First, they told me that maybe it was the video card, and they were
going to have to send it off further for more testing. Then they said
nothing was wrong with it, that they had been incapable of duplicating
it, and to come pick it up. Oh, yea, and that it must have been my
fault for not having the monitor securely plugged into the computer.
Well, I had a friend of mine plug it in this time, who had greater
strength in his arms and better vision, and it has still done this
intermittently, incessantly, at its own will.
But there's nothing wrong with it.
Right.
I figure at some point something will burn out or up and I'll know.
Meanwhile, Gateway already had to replace the hard drive which fried
itself on its own which at first they denied, and mailing the
computer to Texas for that cost me another hundred bucks!
SIGH.