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So I've heard good things about the samsung models, and i was doing a bit of looking around....
First, I'm looking for a 15" model, and its probably going to be analog with my budget (<$300). I'm thinking black or silver bezel.
Now, i see 3 samsung models, the 151S, the 151N, the 150N, and the 152B?
Which ones of those are best? If anyone knows anything about any of those specific models, please comment.
Thanks
~dodo
I sold a 151n last week with the black bezel, and it was a really nice screen. The one thing I would suggest is that you get a bezel that best matches the color of the wall behind it, so it blends in a bit making it seem like a larger screen.
With the backdrop being a brownish hue, i will look for a woodgrained bezel. A very valid suggestion nonetheless.
~dodo
GHoosdum
1 Jul 2003, 10:48pm
I have a vprMatrix from Best Buy, which is basically a rebadged Samsung. It's great. Very nice picture and not much ghosting (in my opinion, anyway). I don't know which model it corresponds to though, and it's a 17" anyway. It was $300 after rebate tho.
ah, bestbuy, currently pricing the samsung 152N at $330-$50 rebate = $280 shipped. Would that be a good price for a samsung, or can i get a better deal? where?
~dodo
Can anyone find the difference between these 2 models?
The 150N
http://www.samsungusa.com/cgi-bin/nabc/product/b2c_product_detail.jsp?prod_id=150N-Black
and
the 152N
http://www.samsungusa.com/cgi-bin/nabc/product/b2c_product_detail.jsp?eUser=&prod_id=152N-Black
I cant find any difference.
~dodo
GHoosdum
1 Jul 2003, 11:19pm
Looks like the model number is the only difference!
shwaip
1 Jul 2003, 11:24pm
the 150N also comes in ivory, but the 152 is only black :-/
Dexter
7 Jul 2003, 09:06pm
I have been using a Samsung 151MP for about a year now, great screen. Besides VGA, it also has Composite, S-Video and HD inputs, with Picture-In-Picture capability . I use these when I do demos of our Digital Video (MPEG) equipment - I can show the software interface as well as the video output at the same time. Been on a lot of road trips with me, and still works fantastic.
Dexter...
MediaMan
7 Jul 2003, 11:20pm
A general comment about LCD screens. I had a 17" LCD at home for a bit right next to my 19" CRT. You had to double take to see which one appeared larger for actual screen size. The actual viewable area of a 19" CRT monitor is roughly between 1/2 inch and 1" greater than a 17" LCD.
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