Samsung 31.5" FHD Curved Monitor LS32E590CS $599 @ MSY Fri 11/9 - Sun 13/9

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Olokun on 10/09/2015 - 20:17 edm.msy.com.au (2542 clicks)
Last edited 10/09/2015 - 20:37 by 1 other user

On Sale Friday 11/9 to Sunday 13/9 in store and online

Link to item on online store

Seems like a good 32" entry level monitor at a good price. Reviews seem to be positive

Technical Specifications

Display
Screen Size
31.5"
Active Display Size (HxV)
698.40mm(H) x 392.85mm(V)
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Panel Type
VA
Brightness (Typical)
350cd/m2
Brightness (Min)
270cd/m2
Dynamic Contrast Ratio
Mega ∞ DCR
Resolution
1920x1080
Pixel Pitch (HxV)
0.36375mm(H) x 0.36375mm(V)
Response Time
4(GTG)
Viewing Angle (H/V)
178°/178°
Color Support
16.7M
Refresh Rate
60 Hz

General Feature
OS Compatibility
Windows, Mac
Windows Certification
Windows 8.1
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Interface
D-Sub
No
DVI
No
Dual Link DVI
No
Display Port
1 EA
HDMI
2 EA
Audio In
No
Headphone
1 EA
Audio
Speaker
5W x 2

Operation Conditions
Temperature
10℃~ 40 ℃
Humidity
10 ~ 80 (non-condensing)
Design
Color
Black
Stand Type
T-Shape
Tilt
0° (±2°) ~ 15° (±2°)
Wall Mount
200 x 200mm (VESA)
Eco
Energy/Environment Mark
Energystar 6.0

Power
Power Supply
AC100-240V (50/60Hz)
Power Consumption (DPMS)
0.3 W
Type
External Adaptor

Dimension
Set Dimension with Stand (WxHxD)
729.1 x 523.9 x 214.3 mm
Set Dimension without Stand (WxHxD)
729.1 x 425.1 x 90.6 mm
Package Dimension (HxWxD)
806.0 x 496.0 x 155.0 mm
Weight
Set Weight with Stand
6.9 kg
Set Weight without Stand
6.0 kg
Package Weight
9.6 kg

Accessories
Cables
HDMI Cable

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  Merlict on 10/09/2015 - 20:22

  +14

  Eh.. can't imagine 1080p looks great stretched across 32 inches when you sit right in front of it.

  I'd rather have one of those Chinese 30' or even 27' displays that at least have 2560*1440 and IPS at this price

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    c0balt on 10/09/2015 - 20:32

    +2

    Can grab an IPS BenQ 27" 1440p for less. We have a couple at work and they look pretty damn great for the price. Nearly as good as the Apple Cinema 27" that we have on the same desk.

    http://www.mwave.com.au/product/benq-gw2765ht-ips-27-2560-x-…

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      TheContact on 10/09/2015 - 20:41

      +1

      Probably the same LG IPS panel everyone uses heh. Glossy screens appear sharper, so explains why the Cinema/Thunderbolt displays look "better".

      • 

        c0balt on 10/09/2015 - 21:10

        +3

        Exactly.

        There's a tiny bit of 'sparkle' effect that matte displays tend to have, but it's worlds better than what the sparkle effect used to be.

        http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1674033

        In 2010 I needed (well.. really, really wanted) a 27" 1440p IPS and the Dell 27" was the only other option to buying a used 27" iMac. Both used that LG panel but one had a matte/anti glare finish and the other did not. The Dell was so bad that people went to extreme measures to get rid of the matte finish as in the above link.

        I went with the iMac and still use it to this day as my primary monitor at home. It's great as it has no input lag (no scaler) on the mini diplay port in and I can use it at the same time as my gaming PC.

        It also sips power, with the iMac around 50w when in sleep and displaying my main/gaming rig, and around 90w when doing simple Netflixing, youtubeing and the like.

        In contrast my main rig alone is around 80w at idle without a screen.

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    Phoebus on 10/09/2015 - 23:58

    indeed..
    Not sure who this monitor is marketed at but I suggest it would be suitable for old people. Old people need larger monitors and can't resolve high resolution.

  • 

    Skinnerr on 11/09/2015 - 04:28

    I use my old 32" sony 1080p tv as my monitor connected by hdmi and its truly awesome. Had it since '08 and still runnin smooth.

    If/when i need a new monitor it will be another 32" sony.

  • 

    Nilfunds on 11/09/2015 - 05:56

    hell yea!

    nice monitor ruined by a shitty 2010 resolution

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