Samsung 2263DX Reviews

We all need a little extra screen real estate from time to time. So when widgets, windows and various other digital ephemera start to metastasize, there are generally two common fixes: Upgrade to a more spacious 24 or 30-inch monitor, or shell out a ...

It may have two-heads, but the 2263DX is a fine-looking freak. Main screen conceals a pair of powerful, down-firing 1.5-watt speakers as well as a dual microphone array. Touch-sensitive control buttons and intuitive menu system make adjusting ...

Limited screen adjustability on the main unit (tilts back but not forward). Web cam quality is atrocious. Pricey. $550 will fetch you two perfectly capable 20-inch LCDs (or a fancy 24-incher) if a bump in screen real estate is your primary objective.

The idea to use two monitors on a single computer system is not that new. However, this article will represent its very unique implementation: a set including a regular 22-inch monitor and an additional 7-inch one. Read about a new Samsung solution in ...

The idea is lucky, and the implementation is a success. The pair of a 22" and a 7" monitor was flawless in my tests, proving to be an ergonomic, functional and stable solution. This solution is interesting from a practical point of view while its ...

For $550, Samsung's 2263DX delivers two monitors in one: a 22-inch LCD and a secondary 7-inch display that's handy for expanding your screen real estate. Unfortunately, this added convenience commands a price premium, and the 2263DX is nearly double ...

Secondary 7-inch display Great design and specifications

Very pricey 7-inch display has lag problems

No matter where I positioned the secondary display, however, my PC always seemed to think it was on the right side, making navigation frustrating if I chose to locate the display anywhere else. Though going into Windows' Display Settings menu to ...