The Macworld Lab took a look at three new 27-inch displays, and though they share a few common features, they also have some very substantial differences. The Dell UltraSharp U2713HM, the Dell S2740L, and the Samsung SyncMaster T27B750ND are all 27-inch displays that use LED backlights, but that’s where the similarities end. The one that you should consider will depend on your tastes, needs, and the amount of money you are willing to spend.
Check out the full reviews for more specifics, but know that all 27-inch displays are not created equal. Nor should they be.
Chock-full of features
If you’re looking for bells and whistles, the most feature-packed display I’ve seen in a while is the Samsung SyncMaster T27B750ND. It offers an integrated TV tuner, Wi-Fi connectivity that allows you to browse the Internet, Netflix and Hulu streaming, and access to Facebook. But while these features work, the display sofware interface can be clunky, and you might find it more convenient to keep a tablet, notebook, or smartphone on the couch for Internet access. The T27B750ND also supports wireless mirroring of your desktop from some Intel WiDi-enabled PCs and multiple input connectors.
Read Macworld’s review of the Samsung SyncMaster T27B750ND
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