Comments for: 22-inch USB monitor on its way from Samsung

#3. Posted at 03:56 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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UberGerbil

I'm still trying to envision the multi-monitor setup where this makes sense. The trading desk sorts of applications always have the budget for another video card, which gives you two more displays (or three if you use one of the Matrox triplehead cards). What's the market?

I'd sure love to see a review of one of these, though.

#3, Trading desks with laptops? : Usacomp2k3 (#7) «

#7, Indeed. Many companies are issuing laptops and "hot deski... : BenBasson (#10) «

#10, Especially if you get a docking station. It makes it r... : Usacomp2k3 (#14) «

#14, Do all the USB ports on a dock run using separate r... : evermore (#15) «

#15, I would not be surprised if they are compressing... : draksia (#16) «

#16, That might be it, but only because there's no... : evermore (#17) «

#13. Posted at 09:01 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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Skyline57GTR

USB 3.0 is coming soon...

#4. Posted at 04:00 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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morphine

Given that the previous 19" model had some trouble keeping up with high frame rates due to the limited bandwidth of USB, how the hell are they going to pull this one off?

#4, I'd imagine that Excel, web pages, programming IDEs and help... : BenBasson (#11) «

#11, Lots of presentations, especially ones that go into trade... : continuum (#12) «

#9. Posted at 04:50 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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Ihmemies

They probably know what to do, when they release products like this. If there is demand, fine... who's losing?

#6. Posted at 04:08 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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Wirko

Has anyone invented a (Gigabit) Ethernet connected monitor yet? Ethernet would be even more usable than USB for building large multi-monitor setups and would probably allow for longer cables if that's necessary. If based on TCP/UDP/IP protocols, the same technology would be applicable in WLAN networks as well.

#6, Your looking for something like this. http://en.wikipedia.org... : ew (#8) «

#5. Posted at 04:04 PM on Nov 14th 2007, Edited at 04:08 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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lethal

I would see the use of a smaller screen for tech support or something like that, but 22" is way past portable =P.

#2. Posted at 03:47 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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JJCDAD

What am I missing here. This monitor is intended for computers that have no video processor installed? So when shopping for a new computer you have 3 video choices (discrete, igp, or none)?

#1. Posted at 03:46 PM on Nov 14th 2007

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evermore

Have they even sold any of the first model?