Samsung SyncMaster 1100p

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slugger_2003

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I currently have a 21" SyncMaster 1100p and have a couple of questions.
I bought this on ebay for two reasons, it was something stupidly cheap like £30 and it's HUGE for a PC monitor (compared to my old 15").
Anybody got info on this for me? Like it's native res? What native res actually means??
Also I hear talk about "1080p" which I presume has something to do with HD format? I know this crt monitor is relatively old so wasn't designed with HD per se in mind.
Does it mean that my monitor can display images in a high quality resolution with the right graphics card or......?
Is it just the name they have given to it?
Any light on the subject would be appreciated.
 
This is so easy, I don't know why you didn't think of it first.

Go directly to the Samsung website. All the specs will be there.
 
Their website doesn't tell me what the term "native res" means.
Or what 1080p means, if 1100p has anything to do with 1080p and pretty much the rest of the questions in my post.
I'm not asking what the specs of my monitor are, I'm asking what the concepts I've mentioned in my OP mean and what effect they have.
The nearest product I found on Samsungs website was this:

http://www.samsung.com/au/products/monitors/crt/1100pplus.asp?page=Specifications

The recommended res for that monitor is 1600x1200 / 90Hz but my monitor only goes up to 72Hz at that res.
So it appears their website did not tell me anything about my monitor.
 
1100p is the model number of your monitor....I don't think it has much to do with the maximum resolution. As stated above, 1080p is one of the resolutions defined as "HD" in the display market.
 
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