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Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
14V Color SVGA Auto-Sync Monitor
Author: Customer Update
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
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14V Color SVGA Auto-Sync Monitor The new 14V Color SVGA Auto-Sync Monitor is the latest addition to the Digital Value line of monitors for the Americas, offering Plug and Play Windows 95 compatibility. Recommended for entry-level business applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, and electronic mail, this high-quality monitor is offered at a very affordable price. It displays bright, crisp resolutions up to 1024x768 non-interlaced, with refresh rates up to 100Hz to create a flicker-free image. Its small profile is perfect to help maximize limited desk space. Features o 14-inch monitor (13.4-inch Viewable) o .28mm dot pitch o Auto-sync capability from 30 to 48 KHz o High resolutions and refresh rates o VESA DDC compliance for Plug and Play compatibility o Advanced power management o Meets MPR-2 emissions standards o Ergonomic tilt-swivel base o Complies with U.S. EPA Energy Star guidelines o Easily accessible analog controls o Anti-glare and anti-static CRT coating Three variants of the 14V Color SVGA Auto-Sync 14-inch monitors (13.4-inch viewable) are the suggested replacements for the following: o Model number FR-PCXCV-VA replaces FR-PCXCV-GE (Northern Variant) o Model number FR-PCXCV-VB replaces FR-PCXCV-GG (Equatorial Variant) o Model number FR-PCXCV-VC replaces FR-PCXCV-GF (Southern Variant) Available immediately, these monitors have a 1-year CRU (Customer Replaceable Unit) warranty. Order No. Description FR-PCXCV-VA/VB/VC 14V-14-inch (13.4-inch viewable) Color SVGA Auto-Sync Monitor
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