[Coco] Got off the fence and ordered a monitor

[Francis Swygert]

Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2017 17:49:31 +0000 (UTC)
From: Salvador Garcia <salvadorgarciav at yahoo.com>

 That monitor looks very interesting. I have been looking for a composite display, but did not think of looking for an LCD monitor. I'll have to keep an eye out for this model. Hopefully I will be able to find it at an obscenely low price <g>. Salvador

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Dell 2001FP UltraSharp - Grade C - 20.1" LCD Monitor from PCLiquidations.com

  
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There are also listing on e-bay and Amazon for just under this price. Amazon has $39.99 + $16.49 shipping listed, e-bay $28.95 + $22.95 shipping.  This was a MSRP $749 monitor back in 2005...   Not many high quality LCD monitors have composite and S-video inputs that I know of. And it handles 15Khz RGB!!!240p RGB on Dell 2001FP LCD monitor. 

  
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240p RGB on Dell 2001FP LCD monitor
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Another monitor, the Dell U2410b, is mentioned in the comments as working with Amiga and Commodore 15Khz computers. It is wide screen and has separate composite inputs, only lacks S-video. A bit newer (reviews were 2009) and costs a lot more at just under $200 and up. If you want one monitor for multiple computers and need a wide screen for some it might be the ticket though.

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