The SyncMaster 170MP and the smaller 150MP are active-matrix LCD monitors with analog video connections. Because of the curvature of their screens, almost all tube monitors use less space than the diagonal measurement indicates. Thus, a 17-inch monitor actually gives the user a little over 16 inches of actual video image. Even the flat-screen Sony Trinitron and similar products have some blank space at their edges, where there are no pixels. Standing it up Initially, the SyncMaster seems to have a handle at the bottom.
Installation mostly consists of connecting a number of cables.
All of these connectors fit vertically into the ports, so you don't need a lot of extra space for cables hanging from the back. Switching the screen view across these four sources is as simple as pressing a button. When away from the screen, you can even use a remote control. With two size options for the PIP, as well as dynamic positioning, you can do two things at once. A TV star, too The SyncMaster 170MP has a built-in TV tuner capable of receiving the five different TV broadcast signals used in the US, Japan, and Europe.