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Started by Christopher A. Edmonds
Sun, 07 Sep 1997 00:00
FS: DEC & Sun 19" colour monitors
Author: Christopher A. Edmonds
Date: Sun, 07 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Sun, 07 Sep 1997 00:00
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=========================================================================== Terms are as follows: All items are for sale AS-IS, all sales FINAL. Please feel free to make an alternative offer. I reserve the right to decline any offer. Payment is prepay (personal cheque OK) or COD by certified funds. For more information, contact: Christopher Edmonds - edmondsc@fiu.edu =========================================================================== DEC VR299 19" colour monitor qty 1 $175 OBO + shipping Fixed frequency, RGB sync-on-green input, used by some DECStations, VAXStations, etc. 1024x864 @ 60Hz V / 54.04 KHz H Power switch is misssing plastic cap, cosmetic condition otherwise is average. Bright screen, fairly sharp, no burn-in. Screen image has a 1" margin on left and right side, but no vertical margin. I suspect, however, that this might be due to the fact that I had to test it with a PC fixed frequency card that is made for higher frequency monitors, since I don't have any DEC machine to run it on. Final note, this baby is heavy, shipping weight will be at least 70-80 lbs, so if you can pick it up in South Florida, you will incur a big savings. =========================================================================== Sun/Hitachi 19" colour monitor qty 1 $175 OBO + shipping Sun Model # HM-4119-S-AA-O, Sun Part # 365-1056-01 Date of manufacturer: June 1989 Fixed-frequency, 4BNC connectors, compatible with almost all Sun colour systems, plus newer mono frame-buffers. Bright screen, no burn-in, average sharpness, nice cosmetic condition. Very heavy as well, see above comments. ===========================================================================
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