Cannot Mirror new Samsung monitor

I have a MacBook with 2GB RAM and 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Due processor (machine is less than a year old). Recently bought a wide-screen 20” Samsung monitor (2033SW) and connected to the Mac through DVI. My problem is when arranging the monitors as mirror display or as dual-screens.
Resolution on both screens is great when set up as dual-screens. MacBook resolution is set for 1280x800 and Samsung monitor resolution = 1600x900.
However, when I set up as Mirror Display, resolution on Samsung is poor and does not fill the screen. Resolution on MacBook (and Samsung) is 1600x900 – again, looks great on Mac but fuzzy and does not fill the screen on Samsung.
Has this happened to anyone else? Should I just deal with the fact that I will not be able to set up as Mirrored Display? Thanks for any insights.

I'm having the same problem. Mac G5 tower with a Samsung LN52A650...when I try to display 1920x1080, the image is very poor. 1600x900 is ok. Any solutions yet?

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