Samsung SyncMaster LD190

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Stylish, compact design, USB DisplayLink interface allows you to easily expand the number of displays on any laptop or desktop, Gloss coated display panel makes for vivid colours, DisplayLink OS driver compatibility is great

Cons:

Make it under $200 and I'm sold most 19" and under displays are significantly cheaper

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Last revision on January 20, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Stylish, compact design, USB DisplayLink interface allows you to easily expand the number of displays on any laptop or desktop, Gloss coated display panel makes for vivid colours, DisplayLink OS driver compatibility is great

Reviewers Didn't Like

Make it under $200 and I'm sold most 19" and under displays are significantly cheaper

Expert reviews and ratings

Laptop users are getting some much needed attention from the different computer and computer accessory companies these days. No longer are we only offered a variety of bags, mice, and webcams. These companies are recognizing that notebooks are...

By FutureLooks on August 20, 2009

Some annoyances, but if you want an extra screen capable and have no spare video output this monitor is a very good deal...

By PC Pro on June 01, 2009

The Samsung Lapfit LD190 is a very unique display that is marketed at a unique demographic. It offers basic LCD functions with a very basic resolution. It doesn't have an adjustable stand, nor does it support DVI, HDMI or HDCP content. What it...

By BCCHardware on October 05, 2009

I like how Samsung has taken a regular LCD monitor and put two twists on it; they've optimized the form factor of it to be a perfect addition to laptops and small computers and they've also added the USB DisplayLink to easily add it on to any...

By DreamWare Computers on September 18, 2009

I like the Samsung LD190G and it presents a great way to add external monitor support to your notebook/netbook PC if you’ve ran out of the spare VGA connection. Utilizing the USB port to hook up an external monitor does have its limitations but...

By ModSynergy on August 12, 2009