1 Apr
2002
1 Apr
'02
6 a.m.
On April 1, Tony Duell wrote:
In the UK, just about every colour TV has a SCART
socket. This gives you
composite (PAL) colour (or monochrome, of course) and analogue RGB inputs
at TV scan rates.
Hey, that is *cool*!
Is it really that hard to find a TV-rate monochrome
monitor? Surely
they're still used for video applications. OK, you don't find them in the
local PC shop, but then you don't find much of use there.
NTSC monitors are everywhere in the US...both CRT and LCD...
-Dave
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