Re: Question about Apple Monitors

["Bryan Parkoff" <bryan.nospam.parkoff@nospam.com>]

    I can assure that some colored cable are pink (Red), light blue (Dark
Blue), and light green (Dark Green).  I can see that it may be color blind
problem what they have.  Just kidding...

-- 
Bryan Parkoff
"Quadrajet1" <quadrajet1@aol.com> wrote in message
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> <<
> Bill, although this may be the case with some brands of component video
> cables, I can assure you that I have high quality Red/Green/Blue component
> video cables (looking at 'em right now). No pink on them. As a matter of
> fact, it's a dark Red color for the red one (that I have in my possesion).
>
> But ultimately, the signals are Red, Green, and Blue, no matter what shade
> of color is being used on the connectors themselves. >>
>
>   Actually, I meant the connections on the equipment itself, not the
cables.
> Most early devices I have ever looked at had the pink color.  Yes, it is
RGB
> ultimately, of course.
>
>   Just got to looking at my new Sony receiver and the component video
jacks are
> colored Red Green and Blue.  So maybe things are changing.
>
> Raymond