Samsung Intros Three Multimedia Monitors

By Nick Mokey Published October 31, 2007

Less than a week after Samsung introduced its newest 19-inch monitor, the company is pushing out two more, along with a 22-inch model. On Wednesday, Samsung announced the SyncMaster 920BM, 920WM and 2220WM models.

All of the new monitors boast built-in speakers, which can either save consumers the cost of buying them separately, or save space on a desk by allowing them to ditch stand-alone speakers. The 920WM and 2220WM monitors have a 16:10 wide-screen format and resolutions of 1440 x 900 and 1680 x 1050, respectively. The 920Bm sticks with a conventional 4:3 format and 1280 x 1024 resolution.

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All of the monitors are currently available through Samsung retailers. The 920BM goes for $249.99, the 920WM for $219.99, and the 2220WM for $349.99.

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