Samsung 2053BW 20-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor

Posted by: Ethel Kay Merioles on Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

It’s a real boon for avid TV viewing fans. Samsung brings to the market of widescreen TVs a great package that could well set the bar for other TVs within its size and price range. The Samsung 2053BW 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor has both the big picture (literally) and the small, working details down pat. Its glossy black finish whispers the secret code words of impeccable taste and class. The twenty-inch screen delivers in a big way: its crisp, sharp colors do justice to the TV’s sleek design.

The tiniest image details spring to life on the flat screen, thanks to the 1000:1 ratio for contrast. The annoying motion blur is kept at bay with the 2ms response time. (Meaning the time for pixels to turn from white to black is cut short; this is a real blessing for those who wish to play high-resolution video games). For those wondering if the original images captured on DVD are faithfully transferred (pixel for pixel) to the TV, then yes, this LCD TV makes sure even pictures and frames of the highest resolution are served up.

Widescreen LCD Monitor from World Leader Samsung

Taken simply at face value, the Samsung 2053BW 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor boasts of a 20-inch viewing screen framed within a glossy black bezel. On the lower left-hand corner of the screen, one can see the unobtrusive basic commands and functions: the menu, the power button, brightness and contrast adjustment.

The Samsung 2053BW 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor’s auto shut-off function allows you to save energy when the monitor is not in use. Just set it for a specific time and it’ll switch off automatically. This keeps the monitor in tiptop working condition. This LCD panel isn’t just for the aesthetically conscious; it makes room for those who wish to keep their appliances running for much longer.
In addition to this, the Samsung 2053BW 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor is certified for compatible use with the Windows Vista Operating System. PC- and laptop-based graphics and slideshows are faithfully rendered onto the screen.

Samsung has definitely outdone itself with this black beauty that seamlessly combines form with function.