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Samsung launches LCD optimised for Office Communicator

Samsung announced that it has released its new SyncMaster 225UW widescreen LCD monitor, which takes advantage of Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 to streamline communication functions into a single platform.

“There is a growing group of customers that are seeking a single, streamlined communications platform that does not compromise on performance, value, or style,” said Christopher Franey, VP of Commercial Sales and Marketing for Samsung Electronics America, Inc, ITD Division. “Thanks to the SyncMaster 225UW monitor, users can now enjoy a simplified communications experience in a sleek and stylish design.”

“Samsung is playing a significant role in the development of hardware that brings added value to enterprise communications software,” said Moz Hussain, director, product management, Unified Communications Group, at Microsoft Corp. “Samsung believes in Microsoft’s vision for unified communications, and enabling people to find and collaborate with colleagues right from the applications they already know and use.”

The 22-inch widescreen LCD monitor offers end users a simplified experience designed to drive workplace productivity, increase security and reduce costs. The widescreen monitor, which features a high-gloss shiny black bezel and a stylish square-based stand, also includes a set of touch-sensitive buttons, enhancing overall ease-of-use and adding an ultra-modern feel.

Audio and video conferencing using the SyncMaster 225UW are easy and intuitive. With Office Communicator 2007and the SyncMaster 225UW, users can communicate with colleagues around the world without needing to pick up a phone, put on a headset or lean into a microphone. The experience is just as natural as if the other party were sitting across your desk. The monitor is an ideal choice for true-to-life web conferencing, which can reduce long-distance phone costs and the need for frequent business travel.

The 22-inch widescreen LCD monitor offers end users a simplified experience designed to drive workplace productivity, increase security and reduce costs. The widescreen monitor, which features a high-gloss shiny black bezel and a stylish square-based stand, also includes a set of touch-sensitive buttons, enhancing overall ease-of-use and adding an ultra-modern feel.

The communications experience is high quality, as the monitor is equipped with a built-in 2.0M pixel high-resolution webcam, dual-array microphone and speakers. The monitor fully supports wideband audio that covers much more of the natural voice spectrum than traditional telephony, resulting in exceptionally clear voice conversations. With the SyncMaster 225UW and Office Communicator 2007, users may never again need to ask, “Could you say that again?”

With a high resolution of 1680 x 1050, coupled with a wide 16:10 aspect ratio, the SyncMaster 225UW monitor offers superior image quality and enhanced productivity for a range of professional applications. Featuring a 5 ms GTG response time, a 700:1 contrast ratio and 300cd/m2 brightness, the model is equipped to produce crisp, true-to-life images, while the wide 160/160 viewing angle further enhances the overall viewing experience. The monitor also incorporates a 2 port USB hub and dual inputs (DVI-D & Analog).

Like all Samsung displays, the SyncMaster 225UW monitor is backed by a three-year limited warranty on labor and parts, including the backlight, as well as toll-free technical support for the life of the display. The SyncMaster 225UW monitor is available for an MSRP of $449.99 (about Rs 20,000).

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