Samsung’s CA750 is not just a 27 inch monitor is a hub, a wireless and USB hub.
I was impressed by :
- wireless connection between the notebook and the monitor (using a simple and small usb dongle)
- 2 USB 3.0 ports and another two USB 2.0 ports integrated
- fast charging feature available for 2 of the 4 USB ports (this is really cool if you charge your phone as me via the USB cable while you stay in front of your computer )
- HDMI connection for 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution
- ethernet connection – the monitor is able to share it via USB with your computer/laptop
- bright, sharp & nice colors … using the latest LED technology
It’s a dock and monitor in one, providing not only a larger display but a healthy helping of ports and connections as well. All that is done wirelessly too, but only if the device it’s paired with is within 1 m (approx. 3 ft.).
Obviously this device is aimed at laptop and netbook users, but since its adapter plugs in via USB, desktop computers can get it on the action too. The extra ports are located at the back and on either side of the monitor’s base. There are 4 USB ports (two of them are USB 3.0), an HDMI port, an Ethernet port, and an audio output jack. Ironically the Central Station also has a VGA connector. When it comes to computers redundancy is always welcome, but the connector sticks out like a sore thumb, as if it doesn’t trust that the wireless connection will serve us well.
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