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Samsung Twist LCD Monitors

By Johnb Published September 27, 2005, 10:30 am ET

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Taking a tip from LGs Flatron monitors, Samsung has announced the SyncMaster Magic CX718T and CX719T LCD displays that can be twisted and folded to switch between landscape and portrait views. Also uses proprietary MagicTune image optimization tech and included foldable stands for easy carrying. Yes, that means you can take it to your next LAN party.

Samsung SyncMaster Magic CX718T and CX719T comes with a twist [Ubergizmo]

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