Samsung SyncMaster 912N is a 19-inch analog TFT-LCD

[funboy6942]

Linkage

The Samsung SyncMaster 912N is a 19-inch analog TFT-LCD delivering a 800:1 contrast ratio, 260 cd/m2 brightness, 1280 x 1024 resolution, 170/170 degree viewing angle and scanning frequency of 30-81 kHz horizontal and 56-75 Hz vertical. It features a narrow bezel design, built-in power and Samsung?s MagicBrightTM and MagicTuneTM technology.

Specifications
Model 912N-Black

Panel Type a-si TFT/PVA
Size 19"
Pixel Pitch (mm) 0.294
Brightness 260 cd/m 2
Contrast Ratio 800:1
Viewing Angle (H/V) 170/170
Response Time (ms) 25
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Interface Analog

Frequency Horiz. Rate (kHz) 30-81 (Analog)
Vert. Rate (Hz) 56-75
Bandwidth (Mhz) 140

Resolution Native 1280x1024

Colors Supported 16.7 Million

Signal Input Input Video Signal Analog RGB
Sync Type Separate H/V, Composite H/V, SOG
Input Connectors 15pin D-Sub

Plug and Play DDC 2B

Power On/Working (Watts) 38

Wall Mount VESA® 100mm (optional)

Cabinet Color Front/Back Black
Available Colors Black

Dimensions (W*H*D) Physical (inches) 16.4 x 16.7 x 7.5
Packaging (inches) 20.0 x 19.4 x 5.9

Net Weight Physical 12.1 lbs
Packaging 16.5 lbs

Features Special Built-in Power Supply, Narrow Bezel, MagicTune TM , MagicBright TM
Included

Warranty Parts/Labor/Backlight (yrs) 3/3/3

 

[k1114]

Samsung has a nice policy on no dead pixels and the contrast ratio is good, but the brightness leaves a lot to be desired and I could never see dumping $400 on a 25ms response time LCD, especially without DVI.

I'd rate this room temp at best.

 

[mscdex0]

Originally posted by: k1114

I'd rate this room temp at best.

lol

 

[IGBT]

..thanks for the info..is this a current model?? no dvi..25ms..might be an older model and the price may soften up even more.

 

[styrafoam]

910t is $10 more after a $30 mail in rebate. Specs are similar, not quite identicle although the 910t has DVI.

 

[NiKeFiDO]

Because it is a PVA panel, this monitor is not for gaming, but has awesome (relative to other LCDs) color reproduction (8-bit panel with PVA picture quality). I would def go for the 910T however.

 

[alrocky]

The 912N has hovered around $400 the last couple of months. CompUSA had it for $380 AR on Black Friday (Thanksgiving +1) and now lists it for $400. CircuitCity lists it for $380 AR. Of course the OP's linked site offers the benefit free shipping and no tax.

The 910T mentioned by styrafoam is tempting and a quick check looks like Newegg has the best price; I likes that free FedEx shipping. Just with I didn't have to pay instate tax. Amazon shows the silver @ $496.59 and the black @ $469.98. Hmm, the $30 rebate is good until the end of the month.

 

[bigpow]

Wait for 913N, it's just around the corner (I believe it's available outside US)
A lot faster (8ms) but still no digital in.