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Samsung SyncMaster MD230
$1,899.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Displays feature DisplayPort inputs meaning adapters do not need to be used. Thin display bezels compared to the majority of displays on the market. Displays are quality IPS panels - reduced annoying colour shifting issues which would be a huge problem with this number of monitors otherwise.
The Cons:High price at about $500 per display. Distracting bezels - as with all multi-monitor setups. IPS technology is poor for hardcore gamers who require a good refresh rate without any input lag.
The Samsung SyncMaster MD230 is a wrap-around display system designed for hardcore gamers. Available in three-screen or six-screen configurations, each display offers a maximum 2560x1600 resolution with support for 1080p video content.
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However, they can all be configured together up to a mass 5760x2160 resolution at 60Hz with an 8ms refresh rate via a 3x2 array. In addition, the screens can be mounted horizontally (gaming) or vertically (stock-chart analysis). Keep in mind that these advanced systems—featuring DVI and DisplayPorts—require an ATI graphics card that supports Eyefinity multi-screen technology.
Features
- Wrap-Around Display System
- 3/6-Screen Configurations
- 1080p Video Content
- Flexible Mounting
- DVI/DisplayPorts
- Eyefinity Multi-Screen Technology
- Mounting Stand (Included)
- 3-Year Limited Warranty
Features
- Individual Display Size: 23"
- Individual Resolution: 1920x1080 (1080p)
- Group Resolution (3x2): 5760x2160
- Dynamic Contrast: 150,000:1
- Static Contrast: 3,000:1
- I/Os: Analog, DVI, DisplayPort
- Response Time: 8ms
Model Variations
- Single Monitor | MD230
- Three-Screen Configuration | MD230X3 - $1899.00
- Six-Screen Configuration | MD230X6 - $3099.00
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displays feature DisplayPort inputs meaning adapters do not need to be used
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thin display bezels compared to the majority of displays on the market
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displays are quality IPS panels - reduced annoying colour shifting issues which would be a huge problem with this number of monitors otherwise
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high price at about $500 per display
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distracting bezels - as with all multi-monitor setups
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IPS technology is poor for hardcore gamers who require a good refresh rate without any input lag
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