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Subject: Re: Color Monitor/TV recommendations ?
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Date: Tue, 2-Jun-87 17:26:09 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jun  2 17:26:09 1987
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In article <95@dalcsug.UUCP> dalegass@dalcsug.UUCP (Dale Gass) writes:
.Could anybody give me, or direct me to, a description of all the standards
.used for Digial RGBI, Analog RGB, Composite, VTR, etc, etc, and possibly 
.methods of conversion between the forms of video signals?
.
.Also, I'm looking for recommendations for color monitors/TVs.  I need something
.very cost effective, and preferrable one that would accept composite, RGB,
.and RGBI.  Even an inexpensive TV with very high quality picture would do.
.
.dalegass@dalcsug.uucp

The Sony KV1311 is an excellent TV/Monitor, it accepts Analog RGB, Composite
Video, Digital RGB (RGBI) and is a 13" color TV with IR Remote besides! It
is limited to a 15Khz horizontal scan rate so it will not work with EGA
or other video interfaces that produce resolutions > 240 lines without
interlacing. And because Sony is closing them out there are some really
good bargains out there. Federated in CA advertises them for $349.


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