The computer screen is not something to relate to wireless connectivity, but Samsung would have us think otherwise with its SyncMaster C27A750. With this new monitor the Korean company opens connectivity UWB (Ultra Wide Band). The original monitor has appeared on the official website of Samsung Germany and also to end the cables is a considerable 27-inch screen.
It is a TN panel with LED technology and full HD resolution (1920 × 1080). To connect the monitor to a laptop or desktop computer have a dispenser that connects to the USB port, as you can see in the pictures. An important fact is the radius of action, which remains in one and a half, I guess that's the greatest needs for bandwidth, because the technology has a wider scope.
Obviously they have not forgotten of alternative video connection: HDMI and D-Sub. With regard to ports, is also well served, with two USB 2.0, two USB 3.0, 3.5 mm jack connector, and Ethernet port. You can charge devices via USB ports. The design for my taste is very accomplished, with a base of outstanding size, which contrasts with a really thin screen, which draws attention to 27 inches, or so I appreciate the pictures.
The arm that connects the two sides has two angles of rotation. In the German web we can see the price of the device, which we assume will not change much in the rest of Europe: 599 euros, and is appearing in some stores in the network at a price below 100 euros. I do not think expensive for its size, excellent connectivity and innovative design, but perhaps falls a bit short in range, what do you think?. 
It is a TN panel with LED technology and full HD resolution (1920 × 1080). To connect the monitor to a laptop or desktop computer have a dispenser that connects to the USB port, as you can see in the pictures. An important fact is the radius of action, which remains in one and a half, I guess that's the greatest needs for bandwidth, because the technology has a wider scope.
Obviously they have not forgotten of alternative video connection: HDMI and D-Sub. With regard to ports, is also well served, with two USB 2.0, two USB 3.0, 3.5 mm jack connector, and Ethernet port. You can charge devices via USB ports. The design for my taste is very accomplished, with a base of outstanding size, which contrasts with a really thin screen, which draws attention to 27 inches, or so I appreciate the pictures.
The arm that connects the two sides has two angles of rotation. In the German web we can see the price of the device, which we assume will not change much in the rest of Europe: 599 euros, and is appearing in some stores in the network at a price below 100 euros. I do not think expensive for its size, excellent connectivity and innovative design, but perhaps falls a bit short in range, what do you think?.
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