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Nokia Multigraph 447za CRT Monitor

ComputerWizKid

ComputerWizKid

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I found a Nokia Multigraph 447za CRT Monitor by the garbage bin so I took it and by chance it works but I have a couple of questions
1. Anyone know where to get a user manual for this? (It seems pretty self explanatory but I just want to know the Max Resolution and max refresh rate)
2. Is this the same Nokia that now make Cell Phones and cell phone accessories?

Nokiamonitor.jpg


PS. I am not going to be using this a my main Monitor (Just a spare so when I fix other peoples computer I don't have to connect the computer to my main Monitor)

Thanks
-CWK
 
Yes this is from cell company Nokia, I wanted on for my first PC because they offered great colors & super high refresh rates. Nokia was originally a chemical/tire company. They split off the electronics years ago. Look them up they're called Nokian.
 
Yes, Nokia used to make higher-end CRT displays for computers.

Google "Nokia MonTest" or "Nokia monitor test". It's a useful testing program for CRTs.
 
That takes me back. A Nokia 445Pro 21" was my last CRT before I went LCD. I actually downgraded slightly in real estate from 1600x1200 on the Nokia to 1680x1050 on my Dell 2005WFP.

I was so glad to get rid of it though. The OSD would randomly pop-up and just stay there for minutes at a time. Of course Nokia approved an RMA, but the shipping was so damn high I just decided to put the money towards a new screen.

This was back before muggles could have an account with USPS or UPS and print shipping labels from home. Nokia had sent me an empty box, so I packed it all up and brought it to the Post Office. They proceeded to weigh and measure it, and IIRC the shipping total was close to $150.
 
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