Samsung debuts three new LCD displays

Posted on Monday, May 11 2009 @ 1:00 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Samsung has introduced three new LCD monitors, the 20" P2070 with 1600 x 900 pixel resolution and the 23" P2370 and P2370HD which feature a 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) resolution. The difference between the latter ones is that the P2370HD can also be used as a TV, the panel features a built-in digital HDTV tuner and comes with a remote.
Samsung Electronics America, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Corporation, the number one worldwide brand of LCD display products, today announced the release of its 70 Series Monitors: the P2070, P2370 and P2370HD. These slim LCD monitors, with screen depths of 30 mm (1.18 inches) for the P2070 and P2370 and 65.5mm (2.58 inches) for the P2370HD and Touch of Color (ToC™) design, are the latest release of Samsung’s high performance displays.

“The 70 Series offers our customers a sophisticated-looking LCD monitor with the performance capability of our televisions,” said J.H. Kim, President of Samsung Electronics America’s Information Technology Division. “The 70 Series is the new standard as more people upgrade their monitors for additional uses, like watching television programs and playing video games.”

The 70 Series Monitors are ideal for office applications and entertainment with its dynamic contrast ratio (50,000:1) for deep, rich colors, while the 2ms (GTG) video response time minimizes blurring for watching sports and fast-moving gameplay. The crystal-like bezel frame with ToC™ reduces the reflection of light and glare. The glossy stand offers a polished design, while the clear, crystal-like acrylic neck gives the illusion the monitor is floating.

Samsung’s Startlight Touch Controls integrate the On Screen Display (OSD) buttons into the bezel for a seamless look and feel, eliminating obtrusive buttons on the front or sides on the panel. Gently touching any of the buttons illuminates the controls which automatically disappear after a set period of time, minimizing distractions.

The P2370 offers full HD 1080p resolution (1920x1080) for optimized viewing of HD content. For full HDTV capability, the P2370HD builds on the 1080p capabilities of the P2370 with the addition of a HDTV tuner, integrated speakers with SRS TruSurround HD(r) and remote control. In addition, the P2370HD also has HDMI and component inputs for additional connections such as Blu-Ray, set-top boxes and game consoles providing users with a display that is ready for work and play.

“The 70 Series is a great monitor for someone looking a full range of color, sharpness and response. It also has an added benefit for those concerned about the environment. We were sensitive to the impact computers monitors have on the environment and have developed a manufacturing process for the 70 Series that would minimize this,” said Tony Yu, Display Product Manager of Samsung Electronics America’s Information Technology Division.

The 70 Series offers a suite of eco-conscious features including reduced energy consumption, requiring about a third less power to operate compared to typical monitors of similar size. The ToC manufacturing process eliminates harmful paints and sprays, increasing the monitors’ recyclability. The slim footprint also dramatically reduces transportation costs and requirements for a smaller carbon footprint.
Samsung P2070 P2370 P2370HD LCD Monitors features:
  • Thin 30mm screen depth (65.5mm - P2370HD)
  • High contrast ratio of 50,000:1
  • Full HD 1080p (1920x1080) resolution (1600x900 – P2070)
  • Fast 2ms (GTG) video response time (5ms – P2370HD)
  • Reduced power consumption
  • Touch of Color (ToC™) technology
  • VOC-free Crystal-like bezel frame to help reduce glare
  • Starlight Touch Controls
  • Built-in 1080p digital HDTV tuner; 5ms (GTG) video response time and HDMI input (P2370HD)


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