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From: poynton@vector.Sun.COM (Charles Poynton)
Newsgroups: rec.video,comp.graphics,comp.periphs
Subject: Re: Monitors with EGA and VCR video inputs
Summary: Sony has replaced the venerable PVM-1271Q multiformat monitor 
         with the PVM-1342Q and PVM-1344Q.
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Date: 17 Mar 89 19:28:10 GMT
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There's been some discussion recently about the Sony PVM-1271Q, a small
multi-standard video monitor which is useful for NTSC, PAL, and 525 or
625-line RGB.  That model has been discontinued, and replaced by the
PVM-1342Q and the PVM-1344Q.

These are multistandard (NTSC, NTSC-4.43, PAL, SECAM, Analog RGB, and Y/C)
monitors with comb filter, audio inputs and a monitor speaker, SMPTE "C"
phosphors, 6500 K/9300 K switch, blue-only switch, pulse-cross display,
and many other useful features.  The CRT has super-fine-pitch (0.25 mm),
600 TVL/PH resolution, 45 fL brightness.

The '42 has "digital" (TTL) RGB inputs on a DA-9 connector.  The '44 has
YUV (Y, B-Y, R-Y) component analog inputs instead.

Price?  Hey, this is a non-commercial newsgroup!  But I understand that it
represents about 1200 "SMPTE Complexity Units".

C.