Re: Apple ][ and Mac question

["Luke Forat" <iceman@nospam.digidude.homeip.net>]

    Rob,

    I believe it was just Multisync, not II (wasn't mentioned anywhere on 
mine):

http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/issue143/19_NEC_Multisync_4FG.php

    It was a .28 dot pitch so it's viewable limit as a 15" was 1024x768. It 
could go more but then due to the dpi it started showing "fuzzyness" on 
characters or details. It had aspect digital controls and 3 chromatic curve 
settings behind a door while 2 analog pots for brightness and contrast 
underneath the monitor. It weighed a ton and was heavily shielded!

    Luke

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> On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 11:27:30 GMT, "Luke Forat"
> <iceman@nospam.digidude.homeip.net> wrote:
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>>  Older NEC Multisync monitors (I think the 3FG/4FG models) could go from
>>PAL scan up to SVGA - I used one with a simple monitor switch between an
>>Amiga 500 and a PC, I just had to build an adapter cable from Amiga and
>>normal DB15 PC connector for the switch. The monitor would "click" when
>>switching scan circuits. A damn fine monitor it was.
>>
>>   Luke
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> Wasn't that the NEC Multisync II ?
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> I had one of those and they worked quite well in PAL/NTSC resolution
> but got a bit fuzzy at the higher VGA resolutions (low refresh rates).
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