Cita:
The good: The Samsung SyncMaster C23A750X is a monitor and wireless docking station that, when it works, provides unique and useful functionality. It features a number of connection options and the display performs well; USB Super Charging is a welcome bonus.
The bad: We experienced a few frustrating bugs on one test system, and didn't find quite the same visual quality over wireless that we did with HDMI. Also, a very wobbly footstand plagues what is otherwise a well-designed package.
The bottom line: Despite some bugs, the Samsung SyncMaster C23A750X succeeds as both a monitor and a wireless docking station.
Cita:
We looked at "Green Lantern" footage from WonderCon using QuickTime and noticed a small drop in quality when playing the movie over wireless USB rather than HDMI. This can be seen in the very first scene, as Sinestro, back to the camera, walks toward the Corps. Using wireless, there's obvious pixelization on the small of his back, but through HDMI, no pixelization is evident. When playing Call of Duty: Black Ops wirelessly, there was a definite degradation in visual quality in the game and a noticeable dip in frame rate, but control responsiveness didn't seem to be affected. In static, high-resolution photos, we saw no obvious visual differences between the two connection options.
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