Most of the LCD monitors I see these days are colored either black or silver. I’m wondering why that is but maybe it’s because those colors look more formal; just right for the corporate scene. But what about those who want to have a bit more color in their computers? Well, Samsung has come up with the perfect solution. In its new 70 Series Monitors, Samsung integrates its new Touch of Color design.

The 70 Series line includes the P2070, P2370, and the P2370HD. The P2070 has 1600 x 900 resolutions; while both the P2370 models have 1920 x 1080 resolutions.
And as what the name implies, the P2370HD has full HD capability (1080p resolution 1920x1080) and features an HDMI input and an HDTV tuner, this one is more advanced than the P2370 model. That’s as far as their differences are concerned.

Now, their similarities include 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and 2ms (5ms - P2370HD) GTG "gray-to-gray" response time and include a feature that reduce the power consumption. These specifications make the 70 Series ideal not only for conventional use but also for multimedia and gaming usage.

Samsung’s 70 Series Monitors will be available a wide variety of colors for people who want more color in their lives. It’s just too bad that pricing has not yet been announced.