CRT SCREEN HOOK UP

jim davis

jim davis

Hi Folks!

I am looking for perfect flat CRT screens (BULB Screens, NOT LED) for my xp and was wondering what kind of
problems or connectors I must avoid.

I have a pro view now that has the best color rendition I have ever seen on anything,
but its been on for 17 years ha ha

THANKS
 
when I typed in crt monitors on duck search engine a lot on ebay came up, that is probably the only place left that will still sell crt.
 
I have run across crt monitors quite often on Craigslist, but didnt notice if they were "flat". All crt's I have ever had or seen were with VGA plugs.
The 1st led monitor I got was a Microtek 19" for about $800.00. That was the best image screen ever for me. About 1½ yrs ago I bought this EIZO 21" 4x3 monitor, Its better than all the rest, except that old Microtek. EIZO cost about $1,000.00 (I have more money than good sense!)
 
cornemuse said:
I have run across crt monitors quite often on Craigslist, but didnt notice if they were "flat". All crt's I have ever had or seen were with VGA plugs.
The 1st led monitor I got was a Microtek 19" for about $800.00. That was the best image screen ever for me. About 1½ yrs ago I bought this EIZO 21" 4x3 monitor, Its better than all the rest, except that old Microtek. EIZO cost about $1,000.00 (I have more money than good sense!)
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i have a 400.00 LED that looks like tin foil and puts out 4 times UV light then the sun and weird-ed my sleep out exactly as the American Medical Association says they do.
I like the format, but I am not a plant.

My Pro View CRT is hypnotic, it conveys emotion and feeling and i have never been able to find a "Dot" on the screen. The flat screens are very thick with leaded glass, lowest radiation of any screen out there-Period.

QUESTION what does 4x3 mean ????????
 
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cornemuse said:
I have run across crt monitors quite often on Craigslist, but didnt notice if they were "flat". All crt's I have ever had or seen were with VGA plugs.
The 1st led monitor I got was a Microtek 19" for about $800.00. That was the best image screen ever for me. About 1½ yrs ago I bought this EIZO 21" 4x3 monitor, Its better than all the rest, except that old Microtek. EIZO cost about $1,000.00 (I have more money than good sense!)
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all graphic artist still used them, plus they age slower from better sleep.
so i guess comp connections for MS have not changed for all MS mechines ???????????
 
4x3 = aspect ratio: 800x600, 16x9 = 1600x900, etc. (or whatever resolution you choose)
Mine is "1", 4x3 ratio =1024 x 768 ie desktop area, ("2" disabled is 16 x 9 "fullscreen")

4x3.jpg


Old b/w & color crt's are were 4 x 3 aspect ratio "standard" [black bars on both sides of 'movies' on your led tv]
majority of led & plasma tv's are 16 x 9 " "full screen"
Movies with the black bars top & bottom are typically 2.35 x 1 'wide screen"

Most folks dont notice this:
4 x 3
4² x 3² = 16 x 9 {not mathametically!}

A lot of europeian movies are 16 x 10, very narrow black bars on both sides of screen.


On line, I prefer my 4x3 monitor

I yam ramblin'!!
 
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