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Thursday, 12 January 2012

The Samsung Series 9 SB970 Monitor: Premium Style, Brilliant Display

Posted on 12:02 by Unknown
The SB970 looks amazing even before you turn it on. With a sleek, elegant silhouette, brushed aluminum finish and a screen that appears to effortlessly float in mid-air, the SB970 sets the standard for cutting-edge, sophisticated design that blends seamlessly with any décor. Connection that are integrated into the base allow for a streamlined appearance without a tangle of wires, providing a clean, uncluttered look to any setting, from the family room to an open-design office. The SB970 also features an anti-glare edge-to-edge tempered glass display and a super slim profile built on an ergonomic height-adjustable aluminum stand that allows users to fluidly adjust the ergonomics including height and angle to their desired viewing position. 
Showcasing the latest in Samsung display technology, the Series 9 SB970 features our new PLS (Plane Line Switching) panel. What does this mean? Simply put, incredible image performance whether you are looking at a simple text document or color critical tasks like video and photography production. The Series 9 monitor has the ability to produce over one billion colors with an amazing resolution of 2560 x 1440 (WQHD), which is four times more detail than a traditional HD panel. Additionally, our PLS panel ensures there is no color or image degradation when looking at the image from an angle off center. And to ensure you always have accurate color, the Series 9 monitor incorporates our exclusive Natural Color Expert technology providing you with our most advanced color management technology system. This onboard calibration system will create a more immersive experience and showing colors as they were intended to be seen.

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