CES: Samsung Offers 27" Widescreen Monitor
Samsung has announced the world's first 27" HD-Ready LCD Panel.
CES is upon us and the hardware deluge has started. First off the block is Samsung, who has announced the world's first consumer oriented 27" display. This announcement comes just a week after Dell had 'accidentally' leaked its plans on its website indicating that it intended to ship a 27" display in the near future.
The Samsung 275T shares its specifications with the Dell 27 inch display. Both displays have similar resolutions of 1920x1200 and sport D-Sub, DVI-DVD ,S-Video and component inputs. The monitor also boasts of a good 6ms gray-to-gray response time, 500 cd/m2 brightness and a 3000:1 constrast ratio.
Overall there is not much to separate the two monitors as they both utilize Samsung's own 8-bit widescreen S-PVA LTM270M1 panel.
The expected price of this monitor is $999 and will ship in Feb 2007.
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