The OSD (on screen display) for the Samtron 95P is typical of the menu's coming onto the market these days. No frilly graphics, just blue screen blue with simple ISO icons to depict the various settings and options for adjustment. All monitor options are controlled from within a small onscreen display menu using the four arrow keys on the front bezel of the unit. Trying to adjust all the settings via a mass of buttons or various combinations of blinking LED's would just be insane!

Features of the onscreen display include: Direct Access Features Position Size Pincushion/Trapezoid Parallel/Rotation Menu Features Degauss Recall Menu Position Menu Duration (3,7,10,20 or 50, sec) Pinbalance Clear Moire Languages Display Timing Colour Temperature 9300K 6500K 5000K Colour Control Control RGB colour between 9300K and 5000K Video Input Level Video Input Signal (0.7V or 1.0V) Sync Input Type. Separate Sync on Green

Again the controls on the front of the panel are as follows: Direct-Access for size and position, Menu, Power, Brightness and Contrast. Do all these features stack up in the real world? Is this monitor really worth getting?