Samsung has defined style for LCD monitors over the last year or so, and the new Cream Series is no exception.

Superb image quality and design at a good price

Stunning living-room style, great image quality and a price thatwon’t break the bank

Another great-looking Samsung LCD, but picture quality isn’t quite up to the usual standard.

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It’s accurate, adjustable and stylish, and the price simply beggars belief. An instant classic

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Sleek, stylish and wonderfully vibrant in use, this is the best of the 22in LCDs we’ve seen.

An impressive stand, but quality remains average.

The height-adjustable stand and good image quality make it a worthy rival to the best 20in models.

The design is excellent, but you pay a hefty premium.

A high capacity, low cost per gigabyte drive, with performance that will make it perfect for media PCs.

Take the ultimate DVD drive and remove one feature. Now up the speed. Now drop the price.

A high-quality panel, but it lacks the finishing touches to make it a winner.

A great-quality widescreen panel for a surprisingly low price.

The future of storage is expensive, for now. That aside, how do Blu Ray drives compare to DVD drives?

Fast, quiet and unbeatable value, the SpinPoint P120 is the clear leader here

A 21" widescreen LCD that hits the sweet spot for gaming.

The 930BF started our tests well, narrowly winning the best gaming display in our eye-straining midnight shoot-out.

Samsung’s claim to fame with this drive is it’s slightly above average value for money score; priced at just $199 it represents good value and was only beaten by both award winners the Mitsubishi and Optorite for cost.