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Samsung Launches the 23-inch 2342BWX Office LCD with 2048x1152 Resolution

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i'd get it just to watch movies on.

Side note, it should scale relatively well, being 16:9. You'd have 1280x720 and 1920x1080, hopefully without distorting too much.
 

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All the guys drooling over the girl that are over 17


whats wrong with drooling over girls that are over 17???? their perfectly legal & also im sure this girl here is in her early 20's - many Japanese females are pretty petite also thus most of the time looking younger then they actually are since they tend to eat a lot more healthily then westerners. nothing peadobear about that.

one of my uncles got engaged to a girl i swear was younger then me (im 23) but it turned out she was older then me by a good few years.
 

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will it still look alright if you game at 1440?
 
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whats wrong with drooling over girls that are over 17???? their perfectly legal & also im sure this girl here is in her early 20's - many Japanese females are pretty petite also thus most of the time looking younger then they actually are since they tend to eat a lot more healthily then westerners. nothing peadobear about that.

one of my uncles got engaged to a girl i swear was younger then me (im 23) but it turned out she was older then me by a good few years.

The girl looks younger than 17, i was saying that to any GUY over 17 here. And i gave it the seal of approval.
 

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will it still look alright if you game at 1440?

1440x900? thats a 16:10 resolution (PC) not 16:9, like this screen. it'd have to stretch.
 
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*follow up*

Here's a snapshot I just took on my 2343BWX in Crysis:



desktop space is more than abundant as well:



The colors on this monitor are absolutely stunning once fine-tuned with Samsung's MagicTune Premium utility. In my opinion, 16:9 is DEFINITELY the way to go for gaming. ;)
 

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*follow up*

Here's a snapshot I just took on my 2343BWX in Crysis:



desktop space is more than abundant as well:



The colors on this monitor are absolutely stunning once fine-tuned with Samsung's MagicTune Premium utility. In my opinion, 16:9 is DEFINITELY the way to go for gaming. ;)

shit that looks nice :D
 

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Yeah that looks awesome. How bad of a hit does crysis take at that resolution though?
 
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Actually, interesting related questions are:

1./ What resolutions (other than native) can this monitor drive?
2./ How well does it scale? e.g. picture quality at 1024x576, 1536x864 (?), 1600x900
3./ Can you get any games to run at these funky resolutions? If not, at which resolutions?
 
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Well for anyone wondering, I do in fact play at the native 2048x1152 resolution. If you want to compare the framerates to anything, you can compare to 1920x1200 resolution, as the pixel count is almost the same. As far as performance goes, I am using a single GTX 280 as of right now but will be upgrading to a GTX 295 shortly in January. Crysis runs at around 33fps on Very High + tweaks, and Warhead gives me around 7 - 10fps more. However, it becomes unplayable after the island freezes over. :shadedshu Call of Duty: World at War on the other hand runs like a dream. ;) The FPS are more than solid (haven't even bothered to check because everything is smooth) on max settings, and the 16:9 aspect ratio of this monitor really makes everything stand out. Fallout 3 plays fairly nicely, although it dips under the 30fps mark a few times.

With that said, I would recommend at least a GTX 260 Core 216 SLI setup (if not a GTX 295) for this monitor.

In addition, if you really really really really want to get the most out of this thing, I would highly suggest using the Samsung MagicTune Premium color calibration utility to adjust your monitor's lighting settings so that it displays naturally in the given room. Here's how it works:

http://img380.imageshack.us/img380/9264/img0668fj0.jpg

Aplogies for the image quality, but basically if you notice, there is a square in the center of the screen that is slightly off-color from the rest of the screen. The idea is to move the slider at the bottom to make the square as close as possible to the color of the rest of the screen. Once you've done this 7 times for the different shades of grey shown at the bottom, your monitor will then be calibrated and will look its absolute finest.In my personal experience, I have found that setting the color settings in NVIDIA Control Panel to the following will give the most optimal results (at least for my room ):

NVIDIA Control Panel Settings:

Brightness: 45%
Digital Vibrance: 25%
Contrast: 50%
Gamma: 50%


Monitor settings:

Brightness: 100%
Contrast: 75%
MagicBright: Custom
Image Sharpness: 60%
Color Tone: Custom
RGB: all sliders at 50%
Gamma: Mode 1
 
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Well for anyone wondering, I do in fact play at the native 2048x1152 resolution. If you want to compare the framerates to anything, you can compare to 1920x1200 resolution, as the pixel count is almost the same. As far as performance goes, I am using a single GTX 280 as of right now but will be upgrading to a GTX 295 shortly in January. Crysis runs at around 33fps on Very High + tweaks, and Warhead gives me around 7 - 10fps more. However, it becomes unplayable after the island freezes over. :shadedshu Call of Duty: World at War on the other hand runs like a dream. ;) The FPS are more than solid (haven't even bothered to check because everything is smooth) on max settings, and the 16:9 aspect ratio of this monitor really makes everything stand out. Fallout 3 plays fairly nicely, although it dips under the 30fps mark a few times.

With that said, I would recommend at least a GTX 260 Core 216 SLI setup (if not a GTX 295) for this monitor.

In addition, if you really really really really want to get the most out of this thing, I would highly suggest using the Samsung MagicTune Premium color calibration utility to adjust the monitor's lighting settings so that it displays naturally in the given room. Here's how it works:

http://img380.imageshack.us/img380/9264/img0668fj0.jpg

Apologies for the image quality, but basically if you notice, there is a square in the center of the screen that is slightly off-color from the rest of the screen. The idea is to move the slider at the bottom to make the square as close as possible to the color of the rest of the screen. Once you've done this 7 times for the different shades of grey shown at the bottom, your monitor will then be calibrated and will look its absolute finest. In my personal experience, I have found that setting the color settings in NVIDIA Control Panel to the following will give the most optimal results (at least for my room):

NVIDIA Control Panel Settings:

Brightness: 45%
Digital Vibrance: 25%
Contrast: 50%
Gamma: 50%


Monitor settings:

Brightness: 100%
Contrast: 75%
MagicBright: Custom
Image Sharpness: 60%
Color Tone: Custom
RGB: all sliders at 50%
Gamma: Mode 1



Actually, interesting related questions are:

1./ What resolutions (other than native) can this monitor drive?
2./ How well does it scale? e.g. picture quality at 1024x576, 1536x864 (?), 1600x900
3./ Can you get any games to run at these funky resolutions? If not, at which resolutions?


I haven't even bothered to try, as I don't care to play in anything but the native resolution. :laugh:

I do know, however, that NFS: Undercover does not like to play nicely at 2048x1152. No matter what registry settings I alter or .ini files I change, the resolution always sets itself to 1920x1080.
 

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Can you snap some shots from an angle?
 

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Where do they sell these anyways??

Oh yea and I think that girl looks ugly but that's just me.
 
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Samsung is today adding a new 23-inch 2342BWX widescreen LCD display, that boasts an ultra thin black bezel and a 2048x1152 QWXGA resolution. That's in fact the world's first 23-inch display with such unusual resolution. The 16:9 screen is dedicated for office work and is large enough to fit two A4 pages side by side as well as the vertical Vista Sidebar. Samsung claims that the 2342BWX eliminates the need of a second display in the office, with such a wide resolution it can fit almost everything. Other specs that enrich the monitor even more, include a 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, a 5ms gray-to-gray pixel response time and a very small pixel size (0.249mm). Samsung will launch the display first in Korea for the equivalent of $295 (₩399,000), then it will spread the model across the world. I almost forgot, don't count on receiving the display with the girl from the picture. ;)



Source: Samsung

i swear i said this before but i want one of these monitors, i have seen them going for around £150 and thats damn good for a 22"+ 1080p capable monitor EDIT: wrong one, but equally good price imo
 
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Where do they sell these anyways??

Oh yea and I think that girl looks ugly but that's just me.

Well, it's a brand new monitor (released mid-November), and so far the only places I've seen it for sale are Costco and Fry's Electronics. I got mine at Costco (in store) for $259.99.


Can you snap some shots from an angle?

Sure one sec.
 

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Well, it's a brand new monitor (released mid-November), and so far the only places I've seen it for sale are Costco and Fry's Electronics. I got mine at Costco (in store) for $259.99.




Sure one sec.

ah dammit and I bought this 21.5in 1080p monitor from newegg for 247.00 dammit. Hmm yea I will have to try to get one of these.
 
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No HDMI port, but not a deal breaker whatsoever.
 

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Thanks, but I kinda meant I wanted to see how good the viewing angles are. lol.
 

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Thanks, but I kinda meant I wanted to see how good the viewing angles are. lol.

Hmmm thats interesting it looks like every 1080p monitor adopted a similar design except for the front bezel. It's all the companies just OEM'd out everything and just engraved their company name on the back.
 
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Hmmm thats interesting it looks like every 1080p monitor adopted a similar design except for the front bezel. It's all the companies just OEM'd out everything and just engraved their company name on the back.

Don't forget this one is 1152p. ;)
 
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