Compare Prices : Samsung SyncMaster 2220LM 22''

Review summary: The Samsung SyncMaster 206BW is a 20-inch Wide TFT-LCD delivering a high dynamic contrast ratio and brightness, 1680 x 1050 resolution, 160 degree viewing angle and scanning frequency...

Review summary: The Samsung SyncMaster 226BW is a highly appealing display at an even more appealing price. At 22 inches, it's sufficiently large for most desktops, and it's got all the right specs for any application.

Pros: Attractive design, Scroll ball is comfortable and easy to use, Works with Windows and Mac systems, Integration with Tiger is flawless

Cons: Side buttons are hard to squeeze, Comfort could be improved

Review summary: The SyncMaster 206BW's thin black bezel and curved edges are attractively sleek.  Despite very good image quality, the 206BW lacks a lot of connectivity options, so this 20-inch wide-screen LCD is better for office than home-entertainment use.

Pros: Aesthetically pleasing design Very good text and graphics performance

Cons: No cable management Weak grayscale performance

Verdict: Like many Samsung monitors, this model also includes the company's MagicBright presets for text, Internet, game, sport, and movies. Samsung's MagicColor, accessible only from the OSD menu, actually adjusts the saturation to make colors more vivid. A ...

Review summary: Adding a second monitor to your system allows more flexibility in day-to-day operation as well as more space on your Mac OS X desktop. Macworld takes a look at a selection of worthy displays.

Pros: Stylish looks, sophisticated feature set, excellent value for money, good all-round performance

Cons: Stand is not height adjustable, location of manual controls means they're fiddly to use

Verdict: The 'SM' in the name stands for SyncMaster, and the unit befits this grand title. The overall impression given is that Samsung's offering is a more sophisticated budget offering than BenQ's FP93VW, offering better features and quality. Samsung's ...