Folks, last week started out with me crying like a baby for
about 2 hours. I was moaning the death of my Samsung LCD TV/Monitor that was murder by my friend's two (2) year
old son. I know you all maybe curious to
how this fatality occur... Let's just say Xbox Kinect and under age children
don't work well together. Anyway, I was on the hunt to find myself a
replacement for my HDTV, and the best option I found was one that impressed me
so much that I had to share it with my readers. The Samsung SyncMaster T27B550 is more than what meets the eye.
Let's Talk Specs
After I read the specification sheet I had to remind myself
that what I was reading was for a Television/Monitor and not for a laptop. Take
a look at the specifications below.
Ports : D-Sub, (2)
HDMI, RF In, (2) USB Port, Component In (Y / Pb / Pr), Composite In (AV), CI
Slot, Scart Input, Ethernet (LAN), Audio in (Mini Jack), Audio out (Headphone).
They are ports on this device for every possible occasion,
but after a week of use I realized it was missing one key feature and that was
Built-In Wi-Fi. This might be disappointing to some, but there is an option to
buy a special Samsung Wi-Fi dongle that will give the TV/Monitor the ability to
use Wi-Fi.
Let's Talk
Features
You might not believe what I'm about to say in regards to
feature, but I assure you that all I'm about to say has been tried and proven
to be true.
Connect Share:
This device can play movies/music/and photos from a flash drive or external
hard drive. I have tested videos up to 1080p resolution and they play without
any problems.
DTV Broadcasting
Record (Extra USB Hard Drive required) supported: This device can
pause/rewind/and record live TV. You can pause and rewind your favorite shows
on CVM or TVJ.
USB keyboard &
mouse supported for web browser: Plug your internet cable directly into the
TV/Monitor, plus a USB mouse and keyboard and you can surf the web without the aid
of a computer.
Smart Hub: This
is a menu option that come with the device that lets you download apps like
Netflix, Tweeter, Facebook, Hulu and a variety of other things to work on the
TV/Monitor.
Final Thoughts
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