Samsung SyncMaster 192T: A New Look for 19'' LCDs
by Kristopher Kubicki on June 17, 2003 5:48 AM EST- Posted in
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Before running DisplayMate and our subjective analysis of the LCD, we ran ColorVision’s Spyder and OptiCal software. Not only does this accurately calibrate the monitor on the DVI and analog interface, but it also gives us specific luminescence information not obtainable though subjective analysis. Special thanks to our friends at Color Vision for providing us with both a Color Vision Spyder and their OptiCal software.
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From our test, we can logically conclude that the 191T still has some problems replicating the warm colors in the 6500K color temperature. We were using the DVI connection for this portion of the analysis, which does not allow us to modify the monitor temperature through the OSD. Thus, we had to use OptiCal in order to properly bring the curves into balance. For those of you whom do not have OptiCal or Photoshop, you must use the Samsung software in order to bring the colors in the right balance.
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elessar072 - Friday, November 21, 2003 - link
OMG...people i need help. I live in Montreal, Canada and i really i want to buy this monitor but wherever i go they only offer me the 191T+ and i want the 192T ! One bcz it looks so kewl and second because it's better then the 191T. What's the difference between 191t+ and 192T except the look and the speakers? Does anyone know a good online store where i can buy the monitor with shipment to canada for a regular price...i have 850$ for a lcd 19".Please help me if you know...i found something neutroncanada.com but it looks aweful and i dont know if i should trust them.
Thanks,
Elessar.
Anonymous User - Saturday, August 9, 2003 - link
The VX900 is an awful monitor. I feel sorry for your horrible experience. To go from a 192T to a VX900 is like going from an audi s8 to a honda civic.Anonymous User - Monday, July 28, 2003 - link
I just to say that I bought one of these monitors. I liked it, but when I took it home and connected it, there they were, I got burnt pixels right out of the box. I returned it and got another. The same thing happened again. As a matter of fact, I ended up returning it four times. I payed $750 and I don't think that for that amount I should be dealing with these problems. I contacted Samsung and was told that they had not experienced any problems, but I did, four times! That's too bad because the monitor was really nice looking. I ended up buying the ViewSonic VX900. I must say that I've had no problems of any kind. I don't know if I made the right choice, but I'm very happy with my choice. Thanks.Anonymous User - Sunday, July 20, 2003 - link
"pixel pitch: 0.264mm"How can it be?
0.294mm!!
mikato - Thursday, April 4, 2013 - link
I have this monitor and it is still awesome and going strong 10 years later. Color is fantastic and still beats any TN panels out there. Great looking too. I am finally in the market for a 24" though :)