Samsung SyncMaster LD220G

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The Samsung LD220G has a sleek design and a simple interface for using it as a companion monitor to a laptop.

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The Samsung LD220G's USB game performance is slow and choppy, there's no contrast control in the onscreen display, and it's plagued by glaring screen uniformity problems.

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Last revision on July 18, 2011

Reviewers Liked

The Samsung LD220G has a sleek design and a simple interface for using it as a companion monitor to a laptop

Reviewers Didn't Like

The Samsung LD220G's USB game performance is slow and choppy, there's no contrast control in the onscreen display, and it's plagued by glaring screen uniformity problems

Expert reviews and ratings

The Samsung LD220G works as a companion monitor, but there are better models out there if you're looking for a standalone 22-inch display. Read full review See all...

By cnet on January 27, 2010

Today we'll examine two flat panel monitors, the Samsung LD220G and the Mag Innovision GML2226. While neither one will break your budget, they're each designed for rather different purposes.Samsung LD220G monitor Are you in need of a companion...

By Dev Hardware on March 04, 2010

It’s interesting to see a monitor being punted specifically as a secondary monitor, and in the case of Samsung’s 21.5” LD220G, more narrowly as a secondary notebook monitor. As such the LD220G looks a little different, since it sits...

By TechSmart.co.za on November 12, 2009