Samsung SyncMaster 940UX @ X-bit Labs
Thursday 14th June 2007, 09:09:00 AM, written by Rys
X-bit Labs have taken a good look at the worlds first USB-input PC
display in the consumer space, Samsung's SyncMaster 940UX. Driven by a
DisplayLink DL-120, the 1280x1024 940UX takes USB video input as well
as DVI and VGA.
The 19 inch display features good on paper specs with low response time for colour switching and a high contrast ratio, and X-bit apply their latest monitor testing methods to unit, giving it a good workout.
In terms of its panel tech and performance, the TN-based LCD did well during gamma curve testing, brightness and response time, X-bit concluding it was well set up out of the box.
For the USB input to work you need Windows XP (Vista drivers are still under development) and a decent CPU, since there's no traditional hardware acceleration for video output like you get with a discrete AIB or even IGP graphics solutions.
X-bit's conclusions, given there's no 3D acceleration by the driver......take a look at the article to find out. Cool tech on display from DisplayLink, and one that has application to graphics that goes beyond use in consumer displays.
The 19 inch display features good on paper specs with low response time for colour switching and a high contrast ratio, and X-bit apply their latest monitor testing methods to unit, giving it a good workout.
In terms of its panel tech and performance, the TN-based LCD did well during gamma curve testing, brightness and response time, X-bit concluding it was well set up out of the box.
For the USB input to work you need Windows XP (Vista drivers are still under development) and a decent CPU, since there's no traditional hardware acceleration for video output like you get with a discrete AIB or even IGP graphics solutions.
X-bit's conclusions, given there's no 3D acceleration by the driver......take a look at the article to find out. Cool tech on display from DisplayLink, and one that has application to graphics that goes beyond use in consumer displays.
Tagging
graphics ± samsung, 940UX, x-bit, DisplayLink
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