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ArticlesJanuary 1996 / BYTE Lab Product Report


January 1996 / BYTE Lab Product Report

article 20 Big-Picture Monitors
illustration A Look at the Big Picture
NSTL evaluates the best large-screen monitors for today's highly graphical applications
- by Chandrika Mysore

article High-Quality Monitors
table Weighting for Best Overall
table Weighting for High-Quality
table BEST OVERALL: NEC Multisync XE21
table HIGH-QUALITY: Apple Multiple Scan 20-inch
table LOW-COST: NEC Multisync XE21
Monitor manufacturers are changing the concept of access to monitor controls.

article Pivot 1700: A Moving Alternative
photo The Long and the Short of It
Now you can physically rotate your monitor to view the full 8.5- by 11-inch word processing document without scrolling.

article Access.Bus Technology
photo No Transfer Necessary
The Access.bus is a bidirectional-communications industry-standard bus for peripheral connectivity.

article Honorable Mentions
photo Four Peas from the Same Pod
photo Going Round in Circular
Radius's Multiview 21, MGC Technologies' MGC 2182, Panasonic's C-2192P, and Viewsonic's 21PS (from left to right) feature the same control buttons and menu software.

article Dubious Achievement
photo Not All Ducks in a Row
Congested BNC Connectors

article How We Tested
photo NSTL Measures Up
We tested the monitors in noninterlaced mode at 1280- by 1024-pixel resolution at a refresh rate of 60 Hz and determined image sharpness, resolution, convergence, legibility, contrast r atio, and power management in a Windows 95 environment.

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