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ArticlesJanuary 1995 / BYTE Lab Product Report


January 1995 / BYTE Lab Product Report

article 62 Big, Beautiful Color Monitors
illustration Behind the Big Screen 1
illustration Behind the Big Screen 2
Once you convert from a 15-inch to a larger-size monitor, you're spoiled for life, with no regrets
- by Anthony J. Lennon

article Do Your Eyes A Favor: 17-Inch Monitors
table Weighting for Best Overall
table Weighting for High Quality
table NEW AND IMPROVED FROM NEC
table A REMARKABLE IMAGE FROM SAMTRON
table LOW COST, LOW POWER, HIGH QUALITY
photo NEC MultiSync XE17
photo Samtron SC-728SXL
sidebar Colorific Color Management Software
photo Colorific Color Management Software
If you spend more than four hours a day in front of a 15-inch monitor, consider moving up to a 17-inch monitor with better resolution.

article How We Tested
sidebar Testing Tools
photo Looking through the Klein convergence gauge
photo The Lumacolor's sensor head sticks directly to the screen with a suction cup.
We tested 17-inch monitors that support a noninterlaced resolution of at least 1024 by 768 pixels at a refresh rate of 70 Hz, as well as 20- and 21-inch monitors that support a noninterlaced resolution of 1280 by 1024 pixels at 60 Hz.

article Upscale Displays: 20- And 21-Inch Monitors
table Weighting for Best Overall
table Weighting for High Quality
table SUPERIOR IMAGE QUALITY AND CONTROL
table NO TRADE-OFF FOR QUALITY
table EXCELLENT QUALITY AND A SMART PRICE
photo Nanao FlexScan F760i-W
photo Philips Brilliance 21A Model 2130DC
photo NSA Hitachi SuperScan Elite 21
sidebar Key Terms
illustration Blooming
illustration Interlaced
illustration Noninterlaced
If you conduct group presentati ons, design large and complex CAD drawings, run desktop publishing applications, or edit color graphics, you should consider a 20- or 21-inch monitor.

article Honorable Mentions
screen Idek/Iiyami VisionMaster Pro MT-9121
screen Mitsubishi Diamond Scan 17FS
The Idek/Iiyama VisionMaster Pro MT-9121 comes with a remote-control unit and an on-screen menu system.

article Dubious Achiev ements
screen Sceptre CC-617G
screen Idek/Iiyama VisonMaster MF-8617
screen ETC Computer ViewMagic CA-1765SPL
The Sceptre Technologies CC-617G and CC-617GL+ monitors have awkwardly placed de gauss, brightness, and contrast slide controls.

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