17 Nov
2007
17 Nov
'07
7:57 p.m.
Princeton Graphics did a true brown in their cga and ega monitors... at least the ones I
owned.
We've been here before. The IBM color display as
well as the EGA
version contains a PROM to correct the "dark yellow" color to brown.
It was duplicated on few, if any third-party units.
17 Nov
17 Nov
8:31 p.m.
--- Steve Thatcher <melamy at earthlink.net> wrote:
Princeton Graphics did a true brown in their cga and
ega monitors... at least the ones I owned.
Princetons were also externally identical to IBM's
(case wise). They offered a good value. They also made
a scan converter for using CGA cards with their 400
line monitor. They also had an analog monitor for use
with the IBM PGA card (probably VGA too).
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We've been here before. The IBM color display
as
well as the EGA
version contains a PROM to correct the "dark
yellow" color to brown.
>It was duplicated on few, if any third-party units.
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