According to the bumpf, the Samsung's XL2370 has got 'Mega
Dynamic Contrast', a 'Finger Slim Design' and '2ms Response Time
(typical)' . It's almost a new language; one designed to entice
consumers into buying products that aren't actually all that
different to others on the market.  Let's break Samsung's claims
down one at a time. 'Mega Dynamic Contrast' would mean that the
contrast ratio is dynamic and, hopefully, 'Mega', resulting in a
higher difference between blacks and whites.  Samsung claims a
contrast ratio of 5 million to one, which seems like a huge,
impossible amount. The blacks were very, very good, but we had
trouble counting the 5 million steps between black and white.
No, really, we did.  The 'Finger Slim Design' has to win an
award for most bullshit phrase put together by a marketing
department, ever. How do you define finger slim? What if you
have incredibly fat fingers?  Admittedly, the XL2370 is slimmer
than Kate Moss's skeleton – as well as every other monitor we've
seen – but that only go