Tony Duell skrev:
>Now, as to what uses it, it may have been used by a Japanese micro (there
>were several, and many of them had RGB outputs). Or it may have been a
>connector that you had to use a custom cable to link up to whatever you
>wanted to use it with.
Incidentally, while trawling around Yahoo! Japan, I found out that a lot of
Japanese RGB monitors used SCART/Peritel connectors, though they're simply
called "21 pin video" or things like that. I believe Sharp produced a line of
such monitors for use with the X1 and X68000 series.
If you're interested in Japanese micros, there are two places of particular
interest to go to. The first one, in English, is the Japanese Computer
Emulation Centre,
http://www.jcec.co.uk/. The other one is Yahoo! Japan
Auctions at
http://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/. I haven't got the exact URL to the
computer section, I'll look that up the next time I have the Japanese software
on, but they have a "vintage" section, so just turn on gallery mode and enjoy
the dazzling colours of Jap micros. =)
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?berhaupt nur aus N?ten.
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Received on Tue Nov 14 2000 - 12:37:22 GMT