Samsung 2233RZ 3D 120Hz 22" LCD Monitor Unboxing Linus Tech Tips

Linus Tech Tips ·Linus Tech Tips ·2010-05-08 · 711 words · ~3 min read
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0:00 so today we'll be unboxing the Samsung 2233 RZ Monitor and what's important
0:06 about this monitor 3D Vision okay so
0:10 this is the 3D monitor we actually did a tech tips on 3D Vision uh about a
0:15 million years ago and you can check it out here click this link if you want to
0:18 learn all about 3D vision technology so it says right on the front it's a 22-in
0:23 monitor it is 3D ready and in order to
0:26 be 3D ready it must operate at 12 Herz
0:30 now that has advantages for other users
0:33 as well beyond just 3D users because if
0:37 your monitor runs at 120 HZ it means
0:40 that even with vsync enabled you can still run at 120 frames per second
0:45 versus only 60 frames per second on a traditional LCD monitor so I'm actually
0:50 opening this because we're going to be doing a 3D Vision demo at our new store
0:54 that we're going to be opening shortly so we figured well we're going to need a
0:58 monitor in order to demo 3D and right now this is the only one that you can do
1:03 it with so first of all we have a quick start guide that's instructing you the
1:09 sad angry and happy ways that you can put together your monitor okay so make
1:14 sure you do everything the happy way and then we will find a driver DVD I can't
1:19 imagine why you could possibly want to install a driver for a monitor um a
1:24 flower oh this is for organizing your
1:27 cables pretty cool okay then a power cable just your standard computer power
1:31 cable and what I thought was the quick setup guide clearly was not because this
1:36 is the quick setup guide but we're not going to look at that today okay this is
1:39 a dual link DVI cable so the reason you need dual link you can see all the pins
1:44 are here you need dual link for this monitor because it runs at 1680 by 1050
1:49 which normally would be fine and you can do with single link except that you're
1:53 running twice the data rate because you're running at twice the frequency
1:57 120 Herz so it's sending information to
2:00 the monitor twice as often for fear of
2:04 sounding like a broken record okay here is the stand it is shiny and if I point
2:09 it this way the cameraman's going to freak out cuz you'll be able to see him
2:13 he's gesturing to me to cut that out okay here you will find piece number two
2:19 of the stand okay so this is uh pretty
2:23 special looking yep right there so I'm guessing this goes in here
2:30 yeah just like that awesome okay so then
2:33 let's get the monitor itself out I'm assuming this is going to look like a
2:37 fairly standard 22in monitor but ooh
2:41 okay well hopefully the foam is really
2:44 protecting this monitor really well because I dropped it just like is likely
2:48 to happen in shipping and so far I don't
2:52 see any obvious damage but that won't become apparent until we actually try to
2:55 turn it on so there is the monitor
2:59 itself that is is one shiny shiny monitor so you can see it has a 20,000
3:03 to1 Dynamic contrast ratio it is 3D
3:06 Vision ready as I mentioned before and then at the back you see you got your h
3:11 four screw holes for the Visa Mount and here's where that flower design seems to
3:16 have come from down at the bottom you will find two plugs one for power one
3:21 for the dual link DVI connector that will power this bad boy and then let's
3:25 put this box down right in the way of
3:29 the camera and oh I see how this works so this
3:34 piece goes in here and there's an arrow
3:37 on okay you know what I'm not going to try and assemble this real time because
3:41 I'm probably just going to end up looking stupid but thank you for
3:44 checking out my video blog on the 3D
3:48 Vision monitor