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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: alienware32 on September 04, 2007, 05:47:14 pm
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just wanted to know what the forum think of this monitor thinking about purchasing it
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Do you have a link?
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eBay Link (http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-25-inch-CGA-EGA-VCA-SWITCHABLE-MONITOR_W0QQitemZ120125195499QQihZ002QQcategoryZ13718QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem)
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I normally do not comment on my competition... and still will not. I have had so many calls and e-mails asking for help on the Makvision's so please see thee-mail message that was sent to me by John C. their VP when they were developing it... perhaps it may help??
This e-mail is old but it may say a few things.
In any case good luck
Rick Nieman
Rick@niemandisplays.com
www.niemandisplays.com
Hallo Rick,
Beats me how did we manage to miss each other in Chicago. After all there were just a few people there! What day did you arrive?
I suppose your 24V trimode will be a huge hit. We have tried some Korean chassis to do all three on Samsung CRT but the picture looks like ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- and full development may take too long and will be too costly for us anyway.
I landed few new contracts for 17V and 19V VGA but we have awful time to find CRTs. Do you have any inexpensive source?
Does your multimode LCD run CGA/EGA and VGA.? I'm looking for 20-30 15" per month but the price must be below $250.00US
Since I'm not exactly very busy lately I'll plan to visit you week after Easter if it's ok with you. I'll call you first.
Take care,
John
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thanks for the insight Rick. I sent you an email.
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Rick,
Do you or anyone else sell a Tri-Mode (CGA/EGA/VGA) LCD Monitor? If so, how much is it? Thanks.
Red
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Ummm, pretty sure there is no such thing as a CGA LCD monitor. Unless maybe you hacked a scientific calculator or something. :laugh2:
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Yes- sort of.
By this I have been testing LCD's for months, have at leats 20 or more in my office. We are almost there, I have just done some of the final revisions and will be doing product specs shortly.
100 pcs of 19 " on order CGA and up, we will also be capable of programming other odd ball resolutions.
Estimated arrival is about 6 weeks.
Pricing is not finalized yet.
We will be ading other sizes as needed anything, even up to 42"
I will try to keep the board posted.
Rick Nieman
Rick@Niemandisplays.com
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:o
By CGA are you talking about a native CGA LCD? Or stretching CGA resolutions to a higher LCD resolution? The pixels would have to be huge I would think if it were native.
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By CGA, I mean you apply the CGA signal from your Jamma or whatever to my LCD. The LCD will display an image very much like a tube display.
Scan lines.... no, that is CRT based but overall an impressive image good brightness...
Rick
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Thanks Rick.