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In article <1993Jan13.050644.6426@panix.com> paul@panix.com (Paul Gatker) writes:
>In <Jan.12.15.42.31.1993.9907@pilot.njin.net> csc@pilot.njin.net (Sean Casey) writes:
>
>>Every Viewsonic I've seen has tilt problems at the edges. But
>>apparently the Nec FG line is plagued with similar problems. You'd
>>think you could spend a grand on a monitor and not have to send it
>>back.
>
A lot of problems with large (>14 inch) monitors is due to external magnetic
fields... The easiest way to test/fix them is to turn them on, wait a few 
minutes, turn them off, wait a few minutes, etc... This allows the degaussing
magnets to "adjust" the screen to the external magnetic fields...

If this doesn't fix the problem it should be aligned where it is being 
operated to cancel out any residual magnetics (the earth's field is the worst)
This should fix a good monitor, and make a bad one tolerable...
>
> I recently picked up a new NEC 4DS which is a 16" 1024X780 non-interlaced.
>AT $565 I consider this a very good buy. Anyone looking for a monitor in
>this range of size/rez should check it out. I don't know how much longer
>they will be around as the GS series seems to be replacing it. It doesn't
>have the flat screen or the color correction capabilities though.
>
>
NEC no longer makes the 4D or 4DS line. You can however buy one of the last
units either new or remanufactured... It is a nice monitor, I use one at 
work and at home...



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