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In article <YxRBECAOmxD3EwsK@nwswann.demon.co.uk>, Neil Swann
<neil@nwswann.demon.co.uk> writes
>I have the opportunity to purchase very cheap (UKP125) a 20" Philips
>Monitor I'm told it is only about a year old. The model no. is 22c but
>I've been unable to find anything close on the Philips site. The plate
>at the rear shows what I think is a serial no. 4CM2789/22G and ISO
>9241/3 which I believe is some sort of standard. Does anyone have any
>knowledge of this particular model or comments re Philips monitors in
>general. I have to say it looks rather large in comparison to my puny
>15"
>TIA

The model is 4CM2789 but what the /22G means I'm not so sure.  Normally
UK equipments are /05, so it could indicate manufacture for a non-
British market.

Having said that you can get both service manuals and parts for almost
any Philips product quite easily.  Add to this that not only do they use
good tubes, mainly of their own manufacture, but I seem to remember that
I read somewhere that Philips have something like 60% or the business
monitor market, so ??? million can't be wrong can they?

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Andrew W.
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