On Tue, 8 May 2001 19:27:55 -0400 Jeff Hellige <jhellige_at_earthlink.net>
writes:
> Most of the early NEC Multisync series (original, II, GS,
> plus others) allowed various digital and analog modes to be switch
> selectable. They would also sync low enough to be used on various
> pre-VGA video adapters. I believe that the original Multsync
> included the additional switches to specify the color depth as
> described in previous posts here, while later models did not. I
> don't recall my GS having them. An excellent monitor
> btw...paperwhite grayscale.
>
One of *my* favorites is the Mitsubishi AUM-1371. Thompson also
sold rebadged versions of this model. Not only was this sucker
multi-synchronous, but it supported *composite* video as well
(worked terriffic with my SEGA Master Sytem game console).
Awesome monitor-- it could synch up to just about everything I
could throw at it at the time (including a PerSyst BoB-16 video
adaptor).
Wish I had one today . . .
Jeff
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Received on Tue May 08 2001 - 20:37:36 BST