Product Description

Now you can take a break from work and watch HDTV. The P2370HD monitor features a built-in 1080p digital HDTV tuner - which means you can play high definition games and watch blu-ray movies. With sharp, full HD images, you'll be amazed at the quality. It also has a beautiful TOC design and crystal clear neck with ultra-slim dimensions. Plus it's Energy Star rated so it uses 50% less energy and RoHs compliant since we cut down hazardous materials during the production process. This Samsung monitor gives you something beautiful to stare at, whether it's on or off.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #251 in Personal Computers
• Color: Black Rose
• Brand: Samsung
• Model: P2370HD
• Dimensions: 17.00" h x 22.50" w x 7.50" l, 12.80 pounds
• Display size: 23

Features

• Built-in full HD 1080p digital HDTV tuner so you can watch both TV and HDTV, play high definition games, and watch blu-ray movies
• 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution delivers sharp, crystal clear images with vidid color, 5ms response time
• The HDMI connection makes your monitor a multimedia centerpiece and lets you easily and conveniently connect your other digital devices
• Clear acryic neck for the appearance of a floating monitor
• 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio gives you sharper image quality that's sure to catch your eye

Customer Reviews

Great Computer Monitor! + HDTV is nice to have as well.
I bought this monitor to replace my old Samsung 17" monitor.

It has been a wonderful replacement so far.

A couple things to note:

1. The monitor does not have a height adjustment but it does have front to back tilt built into the stand.
2. Make sure to securely tighten the screw under the base when attaching the stand to the monitor several people have complained the stand is wobbly if you do not tighten this screw tightly it will be.

This is a great monitor do yourself a favor and buy it.

Very good HD monitor & TV
Purchased monitor [...]worth every penny. Went from a 19" and my desktop almost doubled with the 1920x1080 resolution. Has a built-in TV tuner to hookup an antenna for local TV in high def. Only complaint, the monitor stand is not adjustable nor does it swivel. Another minus (in my opinion) is the lack of a built-in USB hub, which my prior did have, and it was convenient.

an excellent consumer model, a fair professional one
The P2370HD is an exceptional monitor for people with modest demands of their display. On the plus side, it has very good colour for a TN-type panel (more on this in a second), absolutely fantastic connection options, one of te fastest displays in current availability and a bright, vibrant picture which is only offset by a merely-average black level and some backlight bleed with extremely dark images (helped by Dynamic Contrast but not in all situations). It lacks a pivot, a terrible omission, but is still fairly stable on its (non-adjustable) base. It connects to 4:3 and 16:9 sources, even composite and component SD sources, as well as HDMI, DVI and VGA sources (but DualLink DVI-D is strongly advised), and the 1920x1080 native resolution is perfect for 16:9 movies and BluRay.

Thus, if you simply need a very good TV or home computer display, stop reading now and get out your credit card. However, this is only a *fair* monitor for professional photo or graphics work. Like all TN displays, it suffers from slight but significant changes in gamma when viewed more than a few degrees off-axis, and even at 6500 K has a teensy pink tinge which can be compensated for with good colour calibration, but with a corresponding reduction in gamut. Despite sRGB's 2.2 gamma, this monitor performs much better closer to 1.8 or to its native gamma of 2.7+. There is also faint banding on grey ramp tests which is to be expected from a 6-bit display, again compensatable by compressing the dynamic range, but then it also takes away from the contrast range the monitor has to offer. Incidentally, don't use Dynamic Contrast when connected to your PC or Mac, it's really very distracting. Adjust the contrast and brightness yourself.

Note that all of the things I've complained about will go completely unnoticed by probably 90% of customers and this monitor outperforms a great many lesser displays which show problems similar to this much worse, which is why I gave it the four-star rating. However, for the 10% of us who need a colour-perfect display and can tolerate a slightly slower speed, an IPS panel would be strongly advised, even for a display that is (for a TN) as good as this one. While I'm keeping mine to use as -- surprise! -- a television set, I'll be buying an IPS panel for my photo work. But everybody else will love it.