The Samsung SyncMaster 900DF, released in 2003, is a 19-inch CRT monitor known for its robust build and reliable performance, making it a popular choice during the Windows XP era. Featuring a flat-screen design, it aimed to reduce glare and distortion, providing a clearer and more comfortable viewing experience compared to traditional curved CRT monitors.
One of the standout features of the SyncMaster 900DF is its high resolution capability, supporting up to physical max resolution of 1792x1344. This made it suitable for a range of applications from basic office tasks to more demanding graphic design and gaming needs.
The SyncMaster 900DF also included several user-friendly features, such as an intuitive on-screen display (OSD) for easy adjustment of settings like brightness, contrast, and color balance. It came with Samsung's proprietary DynaFlat technology, which further minimized screen curvature, offering a more immersive and less eye-straining experience.
While bulky by today's standards, the SyncMaster 900DF was considered relatively compact for a CRT, with a depth that allowed it to fit on most desks without occupying excessive space. In good condition today it is sort after for retro gaming setups.
