Backlit bleeding, my Samsung 2333SW also having quite bleed at both side only, but those salesman told me every model beyond 20 inch will have this kind of problem =.=;; aih.. cheapo model... no comment T.T;;

But I do notice those LED backlit has less bleed problem, like Dell G2410. Maybe spend more to get LED backlit? 0.0"

if P-series have backlight bleeding, then i assume the B-30 series have bleeding problem also, as confirmed by previous post by a forummer.

Anyway, backlight bleeding will be very obvious if u which off the light and watch movie, this is applicable to almost all lcd monitor nowadays.

dell st2410 might have less bleeding problem because only 2 CCFL tube is used, unlike normal 4 CCFL in samsung. So, st2410 might have lower brightness compare to samsung.

In short, u can say that the more brightness u want, the more chance u have backlight bleeding problem. Not sure though for LED backlight. But in computer world, most of the time the price u pay is the quality u get.

Yeah, that's the expression I have on my 2333SW, I was like... WHAT THE.... *CENSORED*, like almost every single bad words came out, and only went back to shop after 2 days, and they said can't 1-on-1 exchange after 1 day, oh dear... then I also have a look at the very same model, having the same issue too, just need to look very carefully and very near to notice it. This same goes to every P series that they have on shelve, most expensive P2370 also same

Also looking from the side of 2333SW with black screen, notice also brightness does not distribute evenly across screen, advertised 5ms is actually 16ms upon using LCD tester..... sigh... I can only comment, that's what you get for what you paid T.T

Was looking forward the stylish XL2370, but... no VGA port, which I want for my Intel Atom (switch between use).

It seems Samsung has develop cheaper TN with the expenses of build quality, wish they improve on that, and also, legacy VGA port should be there to accommodate wider consumer (hey, I still using VGA card duh!!)