General
BrandSamsung
Screen Size18.5 inches
Maximum Display Resolution720 pixels
Audio
Speaker DescriptionLoudspeakers
Additional Specifications
Wattage6 watts
Tuner TechnologyDigital TV
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Brilliant 'Touch of Colour' design - premium design which looks like a crystal glass with colour variety
- Dynamic 10000:1 contrast ratio - the monitor adjust its brightness and gamma of each frame and optimises the contrast between frames
- Customised key - function preset by the user's preferences. There 4 options to select (MagicBright, MagicColour, Colour Effect, Image Size)
- Built-in digital TV tuner - an ideal solution for users who want to watch TV while working on a PC
- 2 x HDMI - with 2 HDMI ports you can connect a variety of AV devices such as a game console, DVD player, camcorder, home theatre as well as computers with high resolution contents such as 1080P
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Manufacturer's Description
With its champagne bubble back pattern and sensuous curves, the SAMSUNG SM933HD wide screen monitor with 16:9 aspect ratio, has a built in DTV Tuner and invisible speakers and invites you to enter a world where entertainment comes alive. It has a dynamic 10000:1 contrast ratio, plus the monitor adjust its brightness and gamma of each frame, optimising the contrast between frames. Premium design which looks like a crystal glass with variety of colour (Rose Black, Emerald Black and Sapphire Black) gives an emotional touch to the user. With 2 HDMI, it can be connected to a variety of AV devices such as a game console, DVD player, camcorder, home theatre as well as a PC.
Product Description
Samsung SyncMaster 933HD - LCD display - TFT - 19" - widescreen - 1360 x 768 / 6
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
This is a good TV. Plenty of adjustments and features. Am quite happy with the picture, but while the sounds on most 19 inch TV's are nothing special this one is very tinny. You can inprove it by going into the custom settings and adjusting the equalisers, makes it tolerable. However I had a £10 speaker box, single box, only 10 inches long, which I used for my MP3 player in the car. I put this behind the TV ( silver box ) and connected to the headphone socket and what a difference. Only a £10 box but it now sounds better than any 19 inch TV I've heard. It's not Hi-Fi but after the original sound it sounds like it is. To go one step further my friend has a pair of inspire T10 ( £28 on this site )., which he brought round to try. They're Piano Black so blend in perfectly with the TV ( keeps the wife happy ), only 8 inches high, so unobtrusive, and they sound great. Now it's a great picture and terrific sound, better even than my 32 inch panasonic in the living room. So for £10 can you make this an excellent TV..and for £28............
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Perfect for Kitchen/Bedroon, very good looking TV.
Very good value for money.
Did my homework for this TV, I honestly don't think you can purchase a better small TV.
Soung OK.
Picture excellent.
Very good value for money.
Did my homework for this TV, I honestly don't think you can purchase a better small TV.
Soung OK.
Picture excellent.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Bought this from another retailer, for a bedroom, and I'm actually very pleased.
The unit looks discrete and the quality appears good. It's well designed, and has a good asthetic.
I think you need to shift your expectations on this one - this is a computer monitor, with a digital Freeview tuner. The speakers are pretty much incidental - I'd imagine Samsung put them in incase it was used as an occasional TV. I obviously haven't opened the unit up, but the speakers are most probably very small tweeters, ok for beeps and bongs, etc.
But - they're fine for a bedroom, and it'll go quite loud. What you'll hear is the sibilence (that hissing noise when people say the sound "ess"), which seems to always be noticable. If you use the equaliser, and pump up the deep frequencies and turn down the mid range and treble, it's listenable. I'd imagine if you want more you'd get separate speakers and amp anyway - you need to do that with bigger, more dedicated "TV" TV's now anyway. Gone are the days where, like with my old CRT Tosh, you get a decent built in sounds from these sets.
The set up is simple - it'll tune your digital channels easily and without trouble, using the kind of interface and menus that you'll know from any computer or sat nav or phone. Press the arrow keys, go to your selection, and press the middle button. Off you trot.
The TV guide is clear (although the writing is smallish), and responds quickly.
I reckon for picture quality, build quality, and value for money, this is a good monitor.
Sound quality is less than ok, but if you're not listening for it, and faff about with the settings, it's ok.
It'd be a great one for sticking your PC on - and would save you buying a TV card for your PC, or having to switch on your PC to watch TV if you have a card.
Remember - this is a quality 19 inch monitor - how much would you have paid for a 21 inch TV 10 years ago? I was flogging CRT's then - and the real cheapos were £200. And this ain't a cheapo one - Samsung make quality stuff.
EDIT - 2 months on. Had to send back twice - tends to reset and lose channels. Got a different make now...I wonder if it's a fault on this model?
The unit looks discrete and the quality appears good. It's well designed, and has a good asthetic.
I think you need to shift your expectations on this one - this is a computer monitor, with a digital Freeview tuner. The speakers are pretty much incidental - I'd imagine Samsung put them in incase it was used as an occasional TV. I obviously haven't opened the unit up, but the speakers are most probably very small tweeters, ok for beeps and bongs, etc.
But - they're fine for a bedroom, and it'll go quite loud. What you'll hear is the sibilence (that hissing noise when people say the sound "ess"), which seems to always be noticable. If you use the equaliser, and pump up the deep frequencies and turn down the mid range and treble, it's listenable. I'd imagine if you want more you'd get separate speakers and amp anyway - you need to do that with bigger, more dedicated "TV" TV's now anyway. Gone are the days where, like with my old CRT Tosh, you get a decent built in sounds from these sets.
The set up is simple - it'll tune your digital channels easily and without trouble, using the kind of interface and menus that you'll know from any computer or sat nav or phone. Press the arrow keys, go to your selection, and press the middle button. Off you trot.
The TV guide is clear (although the writing is smallish), and responds quickly.
I reckon for picture quality, build quality, and value for money, this is a good monitor.
Sound quality is less than ok, but if you're not listening for it, and faff about with the settings, it's ok.
It'd be a great one for sticking your PC on - and would save you buying a TV card for your PC, or having to switch on your PC to watch TV if you have a card.
Remember - this is a quality 19 inch monitor - how much would you have paid for a 21 inch TV 10 years ago? I was flogging CRT's then - and the real cheapos were £200. And this ain't a cheapo one - Samsung make quality stuff.
EDIT - 2 months on. Had to send back twice - tends to reset and lose channels. Got a different make now...I wonder if it's a fault on this model?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice set, but some reservations
Just to confirm what others have said. Poor sound that is NOT much improved by the EQ settings IMO. But a simple computer sound system of 2 speakers + sub-woofer makes a HUGE... Read more
Published on 14 Nov 2009 by Bluedragon
Love it
A great looking tv/monitor perfect for a limited space and in the garden The screen is perfect even in bright sunlight..the viewing angle is good too.. Read more
Published on 1 July 2009 by the Smart
Great picture Poor Instructions
This is a great TV/computer monitor with an installed digital tuner with a good quality picture, i.e. fast response and good viewing angle. Read more
Published on 12 Jun 2009 by Alan Mosley
Switches itself on when in standby
Bought this on Thursday was on the phone to Samsung on the Saturday. When in standby it switches itself on for a few seconds, you get sound with no picture. Read more
Published on 2 May 2009 by kirsten
colour issue!
monitor/tv looks are great,the only issue i had and have still got is the wishy washy colour or lack of....... Read more
Published on 6 April 2009 by Keith C. Hales
Bargain
Got this for my wife for her birthday (after many months of her twisting my arm); really pleased with it so far. Read more
Published on 30 Mar 2009 by A. Coombes
Neat stylish LCD HD tv
So i had this tv for a month and then had to put it up for sale to help with college funds but for the time i had it i thought it was an ideal TV. Read more
Published on 22 Jan 2009 by Jayson Woolmington
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