Samsung SyncMaster LD190G 19-inch Lapfit USB LCD Monitor Review

Samsung SyncMaster LD190G 19-inch Lapfit USB LCD Monitor Review
Author: Tyler Ingram
Pages:
  1. Introduction
  2. First Impressions
  3. Performance & Conclusion

So you have yourself a nifty laptop, working away diligently when you start to realize you might need more desktop space. Using a laptop, you find yourself locked into that 15-inch monitor but you need more room, what do you do? Well Samsung might have the perfect solution for you, if you have the extra space; the Samsung LD190G USB Monitor.

Specifications and Features
• Screen Size: 18.5” Wide
• Resolution: 1,360 x 768
• Brightness: 250cd/m2
• Contrast Ration: DC 20,000:1 (1000:1)
• Response Time: 5ms
• Signal Input(s): D-Sub / USB
• Viewing Angle (Horizontal/Vertical): 170/160 (CR>10)
• Dimensions: 450.2 x 295.8 x 72.0 mm
• Weight: 2.6kg
• Stand: Tilt

One aspect that stands out with the specifications is the screen size. 18.5-inch is a bit of an odd size for a monitor, but this is to help create a size more similar to that of a laptop.
Package Contents

The basic elements come with the Samsung LD190G Monitor

• 1x Samsung LD190G Monitor
• 1x USB Cable
• 1x D-SUB Cable
• 1x AC Power Cable
• 1x Cleaning Cloth
• 1x Installation/Driver CD
• 1x Quick Setup Guide


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  • 1360x768 certainly is a strange resolution.
  • lewislau
    Yea, that is quite an uncommon resolution. But i guess it's okay, for the extra desktop space.
  • Not a bad addition to use with a laptop.
  • lewislau
    I'd be afraid of bringing an extra screen anywhere. If you only use a laptop at home, just buy a new monitor.
  • Well, this model is more portable then desktop monitors which is the purpose of it.
  • lewislau
    what's the point of a portable monitor? not like you'd bring it anywhere
  • Dual display = more room to work with.
  • lewislau
    Agreed it's more room to work with, but a regular monitor just seems like a better choice over this
  • A regular monitor would be too bulky.
  • lewislau
    The only differenct i see between this monitor and a regular one is that it comes with a more stable stand..
  • Millsy
    Depends on the situation, in theory you could have a tri screen laptop with this setup, one screen on the laptop, one via VGA, and one via USB. Pretty neat IMO, and that style means that it lines up pretty well with the laptop screen to boot
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