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The 27-inch Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD is a larger version of the that we reviewed last year. It's essentially an HDTV that can double as a monitor. It has nearly all the TV connections you'd expect and even comes with a fully functioning remote control. It can be found at major online stores for about $430, which is not a bad price considering it's essentially a 27-inch HDTV. While its movie playback performance is hampered by a slight greenish tint and its clouding is very apparent on dark screens, the P2770HD has solid overall performance that stands up well to some of the best monitors we've seen, such as the or the larger 27-inch.Design and featuresThe 27-inch Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD is a larger version of the P2370HD that we reviewed. The panel measures 2.5 inches in depth and 26.3 inches in full width, compared with the Dell UltraSharp U2711's much greater depth of 3.4 inches and larger 25.4-inch width. The Samsung's bezel measures 1.3 inches on the sides and 1.9 inches on the bottom where a light-gray Samsung logo resides.

On the edge of the bezel is a plastic transparent overlay. As different colored light passes through the overlay, it gives the impression that the display is changing color. The screen has a slightly frosty matte finish and the neck of the display shares its design with the P2370HD and XL2370, which is still one of the most aesthetically interesting designs we've seen. The neck is made of transparent glass without the bluish crystals found on the P2370 and XL2370.

However, the lack of blue crystals diminishes the aesthetic interest of this display. The bottom of the bezel sits about 3 inches from the desktop, but unfortunately, the screen height isn't adjustable and there isn't a screen rotation or pivot option for portrait mode. The capability to tilt the screen back 25 degrees is the monitor's only ergonomic feature.

The oval-shaped footstand is 12.5 inches wide by 9.8 inches deep, but even with such a wide footstand, the display wobbles and slides considerably. However, the display only felt unstable with the screen tilted back to its fullest.The P2770HD's connection options include one HDMI port, a VGA port, a DVI port, a component port, a composite port, and a coaxial connection for an antenna or cable. Also, there's a port for normal audio and a digital audio out.

All of the ports are on the back of the display in the lower right-hand side of the panel and face backward. This style of placement makes each connection easy to access; however, there is a headphone jack poorly placed back here, too. Above the connection options are four screw holes for mounting the display to the wall, VESA-style, though you'll have to supply your own mount. Pressing your finger against the bottom right-hand corner of the bezel brings up the hidden onscreen display button array.

The red, glowing buttons disappear after a couple moments without activity. The array consists of a Menu button, an Up and Down button, an Enter button, and a Plus and Minus button; however, the OSD is best navigated with the included remote control. We found navigating the Samsung's menu a less efficient experience than with other TV-like monitors, such as the LG Flatron M237WD. While changing the audio to SRS TruSurround took four steps on the Samsung, doing the same on the LG only took three steps. The options function very much like a typical HDTV. The Picture option includes controls for brightness, contrast, sharpness, and color temperature.

Audio options for the built-in speakers include TruSurround-which simulates having a 5.1 or larger surround sound system-and a number of presets for movies, music, and so on.Our in-lab cable box is a bit dated and doesn't have an HDMI port. So we attached the monitor via a component cable to the box and watched a little HD cable programming. We found that the Samsung has a consistently high-quality picture. Again, we did not have an opportunity to test this with HDMI.The Samsung SyncMaster P2770's 16:9 aspect ratio supports a 'Full HD' 1,920x1,080-pixel native resolution. This continues the trend of monitor vendors toward 16:9 aspect ratio from 16:10 ratio because high-definition content-in particular 1080p movies-can fit onto a 1,920x1,080-pixel screen in full-screen mode without stretching the image.Manufacturer's specifications:Resolution: 1,920x1,080Pixel-response rate: 5msContrast ratio: 1,000:1Connectivity: HDMI, DVI-D, VGA, component, compositeHDCP compliant?

YesIncluded video cables? DVI, HDMIBrightness: 300 cd/m2Backlight: CCFLPanel Type: TNPerformanceWe tested the Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD with its DVI connection.

The display posted a composite score of 94 on CNET Labs' -based performance tests, coming in a few points lower than the other 27-inch monitor we tested recently, the. In our Dark Screen test, clouding, or backlight bleed through, was noticeable on the top and especially the bottom middle edge of the screen. Also, we noticed a slight greenish tint in our Color Tracking test, suggesting that there's a slight color-tracking problem. The P2770HD achieved a brightness score of 267 candelas per square meter.We used the P2770's Entertainment preset to check out 'Kill Bill Vol. 1' on DVD and several 1080p movie files from Microsoft's. We also looked at the same movies on Samsung's XL2370.

In both 'Kill Bill' and the 1080p movies, we found that while the XL2370 had consistent brighter colors than the P2770HD. For example, in a skiing scene, the snow along the mountain looked slightly greenish in comparison to the XL2370's representation, which looked closer to white. This isn't an egregious difference, but one that's noticeable when looking carefully with both displays side by side. As good as movies looked in the Entertainment preset, we found that the Dynamic Contrast preset worked best for movie watching. With Dynamic Contrast on, we only noticed the screen darkening on scenes where the screen is 90 percent black or more, such as the end credits and during fades to black. In the DC preset, blacks looked darker and the colors slightly more full.We looked at World of Warcraft and Unreal Tournament 3 and noticed no signs of input lag or any streaking or ghosting during fast movement. Games looked bright without the color problem we saw in movies.

Music background music Hi everyone, this is Eric Franklin from CNET.com and today we're taking a first look at the Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD. Now this is a larger version of the P2370HD we reviewed previously. The neck of the display shares its design with the P2370, which is still one of the most aesthetically interesting designs we've seen.

The neck is made up of transparent glass but doesn't include the bluish crystals found in the XL2370, which kind of diminishes the aesthetic quality of the display. The screen height isn't adjustable and there isn't a screen rotation or pivot option for portrait mode.

The capability that tilt the screen back 25 degrees, is the monitor's only ergonomic feature. Even with such a wide foot stand, the display wobbles and slides considerably. The display connection options include one HTMI port, a DVI port, a VGA port, a component port, a composite port and a coaxial connection for an antenna or cable. Also there's a port for normal audio and a digital audio out port.

Above the connection options are four screw holes for mounting the display on the wall visa style, though you have to supply your own mount. Pressing your finger against the bottom right hand corner of the bezel, brings up the hidden onscreen display button array.

Samsung Syncmaster P2770hd Refresh Rate

The buttons disappear after a couple of moments of inactivity. The OSD can be navigated via the OSD array, however we found that OSD is best navigated with the included remote control. The options function very much like a typical HDTV. The picture options include controls for brightness, contrast, sharpness and color temperature. In our dark screen test, clouding or backlight bleed through was noticeable on the top and especially the bottom middle edge of the screen.

Also we noticed a slight greenish tint in our color tracking test, suggesting a slight color tracking problem. Movies look good but not as good as what we saw on the XL2370. The P27 has a slightly greenish tint and as a result white looks a lot darker on it than it does on the XL2370. This is something we only noticed, however, in the side by side comparison.

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As good as movies looked in the entertainment preset, we found that the dynamic contrast preset worked best for movie watching. And gamers, we noticed no signs of input lag or any streaking or ghosting during fast movement.

Games look bright without the color problems we saw in movies. It can be found in major online stores for about $430. Not a bad price considering it's basically a 27 inch HDTV. While its movie play back and performance is hampered by a slightly greenish tint and its clouding is very apparent on dark screens, the P2370HD has a solid overall performance that stands up well to some of the best monitors we seen, such as the XL2370 or the larger HP2709M. background music Once again this is Eric Franklin and this has been the first look at the Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD.