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Nanao F560iw for sale. Specifications are as follows.

	A very new model (shouldn't be confused with F550i or F550iw)
	  from reputable Nanao
	17" flat-screen multi-sync color monitor for both PC and Mac
	Anti-reflective coating
	0.26mm dot pitch (F550i[w], ViewSonic17 and NEC 5FG have
	  0.28mm dot pitch)
	Horizontal scan frequency: 30-82KHz
	Vertical scan frequency: 55-90Hz
	Video bandwidth: 120MHz
	supports 1280x1024 at non-interlaced 75Hz
	Supports up to 21" mode (1152x870) of Mac
	Automatic power saving system (turns off CRT power when
	  all-blank screen signal comes in)
	Supports any kind of sync signals (H/V separate, H/V composite,
	  and sync on green)
	Picture adjustments include contrast, brightness, H/V size,
	  H/V position, pincushion, keystone, and horizontal convergence
	Color balance adjustments include RGB cut-off, RGB gain,
	  and sub-contrast
	28 memories of preset picture adjustments
	3 memories of preset color balance adjustments
	2 selectable input ports (15-pin D-SUB mini and 5-BNC)
	An ergonomic adjustment nob with analog-like controllability

Used only for 2 months. Goes for $1370 to $1449 + tax on street. What
about $1200 (excluding shipping)? That is about $300 off what I paid.

I am selling it because I found the 21" mode of Mac on a 17" monitor
is too small for me. I need to upgrade to a larger monitor. There is
nothing wrong with this monitor itself. In fact, this is a great
monitor with razor-sharp focus and resolution. So, for those who are
looking for a high-end 17", this is a good buy.

This monitor is different from F550i and F550iw which are sold for
around $1000. Their maximum scan frequency is not as high as this
monitor's - they support only up to 19" mode of Mac.

I prefer to sell it within the Bay Area.

Please contact Hiroshi Ohira at ohira@leland.stanford.edu