re monitors nanao adrie koolen adrie ica philips nl wrote in article c wkx frv news iastate edu schauf iastate edu brian j schaufenbuel writes what tube does the viewsonic use does is support x i ve been looking a a philips dt which uses a sony trinitron tube has digital controls supports up to x ni and has mm dot pitch it can be found for under the original poster john navitsky said that he might use the monitor on a sparcstation lx the lx is able to generate a picture at at hz not officially but i tried to set this resolution and refresh rate and the lx came up with a non syncing screen our tube obviously couldn t handle this speed at hz it worked perfectly i don t know which tube the viewsonic uses but it has an khz horizontal bandwidth so you can go pretty high i ran mine at x x which was as fast as the orchid p could drive it also the does claim to be able to support x but i have no experience with that since i have the spec sheet in front of me i ll type some in crt mm dot pitch deg deflection rgb mediou short persisance tint tm anti static anti glare anti reflection input signal rgb analog vp p ohms also has setting for vp p sync h v separate ttl composite sync on green horizontal freq khz vertical freq hz compatibility pc from vga to x non interlaced mac iici and above controls contrast brightness position size degauss p p voltage color temp sync select color tuning moire on off video band witdth mhz max brightness cd m at white flat field misconvergence mm max at center mm max at corner dimensions x x weight lbs i don t know what some of those mean and don t verify their accuracy i just typed them in other things they hype on the sheet are a double quaduple dynamic astigmatism focus right they mean they use two lenses advanced invar shadow mask viewmatch color control which they claim is and easy to use system that adjusts colors to closely match printer output as near as i have been able to figure out this translates to separate controls for red green and blue how this makes it easy to match for printer output is beyond me but beyond the hype the monitor is very pleasant to look at sharp clear and isn t nearly as bad as the nec s for reflections geoff sherwood
