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Hitachi 20" monitor $99!!

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Analog

Lifer
· Hitachi tube OEM by HP (HP2085) OR NCD (NCD1985)


· Running at 81 kHz and refresh rates up to 120 Hz


· Up to 1600x1200 resolution.


· 19.0 viewable; millions of color (CRT)


· Fully Refurbished


· Excellent Condition ·


· Power cord and cables included


· Specifications: Auto synchronization range 61-81 kHz 60-100 Hz Maximum refresh rates* 640 x 480 120-160 hz; 800 x 600 100-120 hz; 1024 x 768 75-100 hz; 1280 x 1024 60-75 hz; 1600 x 1200 60-65 hz Microprocessor presets Standard presets 5 User programmable 21 Signal cable (included) 5 wire BNC to 15 Pin


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It looks like DOS might not run on these, so you would probably have to setup your CMOS with a regular monitor if you wanted to alter your settings...


Video card Limitations: Compatible with most video cards such as ATI; Matrix; Diamond; GeForce; Nvidia and other HIGH-END video cards (at higher resolution 1024 x 768 - 1600 x 1200). This monitor is an Auto-Scan monitor (not fully Multisync). Your video card has to be able to run each of the above supported resolutions at the specified frequency. You may not be able to to run DOS applications and CMOS setting on this monitor. These monitors were originally designed to run higher resolution. These units may not be returned for credit on basis of non-compatibility between your video card and this monitor. Please double check your video card specification before purchasing this monitor. Digital controls Power; RGB color; white balance (9300K; 6500K; 5000K; and user defined); brightness; contrast; H/V position and size; rotation; EasyMenu? on-screen control. Power supply120/240 V (auto adjusting); 50/60 Hz. 130W typical (4W at power off). Regulatory compliance Safety: UL1950; CSA C22.2 No 950; EN60950; SEMKO; DEMKO; NEMKO; SETI; CB. Ergonomics: ZH 1/618;1SO 9241 -3. X-radiation: DHHS; RoV. EMI: FCC Class B (813; 811); FCC ClassA (814); EN55022 Class-B MPR Il: TUV Ergo certified. TCO: TCO'95 Energy saving: EPA Energy Star; VESA DPMS. The monitor comes with a tilt and swivel base. * These resolutions are video card dependant. Please check if your video card manufacturer can attain these resolutions and rates.
 
Don't get these, I got one similar two years ago and they can't run anything other than a few resolutions between 1024x768 and 1600x1200. Sounds like no problem, just you can't play any games, also if for some reason you NEED to boot in to dos you're screwed, you can't run any dos programs, etc. After a while it's too much trouble, do yourself a favor and just get a good 19" samsung for around 150-200.
 
this would be an awesome second monitor for ppl with dualhead video cards... its cheap and you could get a dualhead gf2 mx for cheap too... not a bad combination possibly
 
this is great for a workstation or something, but as a person's general purpose computer, you may have some problems (not multisync).
 
As someone said, if you want to go dual-monitor, this is definitely a great way to go. I use a 21" Sun monitor as my primary monitor. I don't play many games but many games allow you to force them to use the desktop resolution, and for other games I just play them on my smaller multisync monitor.
It's great for DVD and TV!
 


<< Maximum refresh rates* 640 x 480 120-160 hz; 800 x 600 100-120 hz; 1024 x 768 75-100 hz; 1280 x 1024 60-75 hz; 1600 x 1200 60-65 hz >>



Feh. The only decent refresh rates are at and below 1024x768, which is, shall I say, less than ideal for a monitor of this size. Two thumbs down.
 
those refresh rates do suck. At a bare minimum you need 1600x1200 at 75Hz, anything lower and you are asking for a headache. 85Hz would be real good
 
Shipping sounds right. These are heavy f--kers. But the price sounds high. No-mutlisync montiors are cheaper than this. I got one for free. HP something or other, great picture, but requires a special video card for fixed freq.
 
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