Posted by Mads Munch on 02/23/07 15:19

I'm sorry if this is an off-topic post but here goes...

I have found my dream monitor, it's the SyncMaster 215TW from Samsung.
There is just ONE little snag, it does not have HDCP (all the reviews
I have found on the net says it does have it, but Samsung says no). So
my question is, how important is it? Since I hear that BluRay/HD-DVD
drives for PC's are just around the corner, I would like to take
advantage of that, and use my brand new monitor to view (protected) HD
content. Does it need it when it is connected to the computer? Or is
it only necessary when it's connected directly to an HD output?

Any help would be apperciated :)

-- Mads

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