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  • Joyswag: Samsung 22" widescreen LCD monitor

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    James Ransom-Wiley
    James Ransom-Wiley
    08.04.2008

    According to Samsung, the T220 display "looks more like a beautiful piece of art than a monitor." So, even if you're satisfied with the screen you've already got, why not enter for your chance to win this little marvel of modern art -- it looks great on the wall or the coffee table! And who knows, you may even use it one day ... (Geek out on the full specs here.)To enter this giveaway: Leave a comment telling us what kinda "art" you've got hanging on your walls. You must be 18 years or older and a resident of the US or Canada (excluding Quebec). Limit 1 entry per person per calendar day (exceed limit and you'll be disqualified). This entry period ends at 6:00pm ET on Monday, August 18th. We'll randomly select one winner at that time who will receive a Samsung T220 monitor (MSRP: $330) -- please check your email! For a list of complete rules, click here.

  • Samsung now shipping Touch of Color LCD monitors

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    Darren Murph
    Darren Murph
    07.23.2008

    Even if you're not exactly in the market for a new flat-panel, Samsung's still hoping to snag a bit (or all) or your latest paycheck with its Touch of Color LCD monitors. Hinted at during CES and officially unveiled back in April, these displays boast a 5-millisecond response time, transparent plastic bezel, 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, twin 3-watt speakers, a built-in ATSC / ClearQAM TV tuner (!) and an optical digital audio port for channeling 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound. As for resolutions, the 24-inch T240HD and 26-inch T260HD both offer full 1080p, while the 22-inch T220HD gets a 1,680 x 1,050 panel . Snag whichever one suits your fancy right now for $429, $549 or $599 from smallest to largest.

  • Samsung releases four Touch of Color series monitors

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    Ryan Block
    Ryan Block
    04.23.2008

    Samsung's setting loose four new monitors in their "artisan design"-themed Touch of Color series displays (which were hinted at during CES). All feature 20,000:1 contrast ratios and various supernatural features like MagicColor, MagicBright, and MagicTune; specifically, the line starts with the two lower-tier 2ms models: the $259 T190 19-incher and the $359 T220 22-incher. Then you've got the two higher-tier models (both with HDMI and 5ms refresh): the $499 T240 24-incher, and the $599 T260 26-incher. All will be available by the end of July.