Samsung 750 and 950 LED Monitors Get Specs

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Early word about two new monitors from Samsung had emerged since before CES, but no one was all that sure just what these monitors were packing. But fresh information has emerged giving some more specifics on the Samsung monitors, and we’ve got them here.

Basically, this is going to be a whole sort of “tech-tree” kind of release, with there being basically four different flavors in two different classes of monitor, and you’ll also have the option to go full HDTV with these as well.

The monitors available will offer up your choice of 23 or 27 inch monitor that offer 1920 x 1080 resolution and a 2 ms response time. You’ll get DisplayPort or HDMI connections (no VGA, keeping in line with earlier projections that say VGA is on the way out), and WLED backlighting on all models, with Touch of Color design and a 2D to 3D conversion capability available as options on the upper-end versions.

The HDTV /monitor versions, meanwhile, will pack plenty more options in them. While you’ll get that same 1920 x 1080 resolution in that same 23 or 27 inch screen size, you’ll also get WLED backlighting, a 5 ms response time, and 2D to 3D conversion on all models, as well as a variety of connectors, including HDMI ports, USB ports, RF for connecting to older equipment or to cable, two seven watt speakers with SRS TheaterSound, DTS 2.0 and Dolby Digital decoders, and on some models, you’ll even get Samsung’s Touch of Color design.

The one thing we don’t have, however, is price. 3D capable monitors and HDTV’s won’t be cheap by any stretch of the imagination, so you can probably look for these to trend on the higher side of the market. But still, Samsung models have often proven solid investments in the past, so most any price probably won’t be too high to pay on a quality Samsung piece. Too high for people to afford, that’s always possible, but the value should be there.