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From: rajs@hpindda.cup.hp.com (Rajeev Seth)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: VGA monitor, 120/220 Selectable
Message-ID: <51370003@hpindda.cup.hp.com>
Date: 22 Sep 90 00:58:11 GMT
References: <716@sun13.scri.fsu.edu>
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Following monitors have a selector switch inside the monitor for
120/220V:

Mitsubishi DiamondScan 16L - handles res till 1280x1024 and is 16" in
	size.
	retail price $1150
	
Hitachi SuperScan CM6050 = is 19" and handles all res till 1280x1024
	retail price $1850
	
I bought the 16L and will take it overseas later on.

> I need to know:
> + does it hold still in high modes? i.e., no wavering

> + have you tried plugging it in to a 220 (european) socket?
Not yet. You will need a plug adaptor (to change the sizes of pins) that
you can buy for $1 at a local store like Radio Shack here, even if
120/220V switch is there.

> + What connectors does it have? analog/digital/both?
Both are analog monitors

> + Does it change alignment evrytime you change modes?
There are ways to store the settings for the picture in 16L so that you have to
do very little fiddling but itsnt so flexible.