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- Subject: Re: What is a good 15 inch or better (true) multisync monitor ?
- Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 07:25:02 GMT
- Organization: Regional Computing Center, University of Cologne
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- gjm@tusc.com.au (Gerard McDermott) wrote:
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-
- >I have a Microvitek 1438 Multisync monitor connected to my
- >CD32+SX32 (*).
-
- >I want a better monitor.
-
- >One with digital controls (I mean, which remembers settings
- >for different screen modes) and a screen 15 inches or above.
- >If the screen was flat that would be a big bonus.
-
- >I will be needing the monitor to display PAL/NTSC modes as
- >well as the DblXXX and Multisync ones.
-
- >Can anybody out there tell me what monitor I really want and
- >where I can find it ?
-
- If you want a 15", I can recommend the Sony 15-sf II (flat Trinitron
- tube, digital control, should be around $600).
- If you opt for the 17" solution, check out the following:
- IDEK Iiyama MT8617-E (fine pitch, great range, about $1100)
- IDEK Iiyama MT9017-E( as above, but has Trinitron tube, great!,
- about $1300)
- Sony 17-sf II (big version of the 15-sf II, about $1100)
- Sony 17-se (as 17-sf II, but with larger range, about $1500).
- Of course, all these only work with a flickerfixer or scandoubler, but
- it┤s really worth it to install one of those.
- The very few 15/17 inchers that can display 15 KHz are just not worth
- the money (they cost at least as much as those I mentioned, but their
- quality is generally poor in comparison).
-
- Shep
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