Message-Id: <mailto:199604161425.JAA03417@library.wustl.edu> Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 10:18:51 -0400 From: Bob Rosenberg <mailto:rarosenb@RCI.RUTGERS.EDU> Subject: Re: High resolution monitors: query To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB
>Imagelib readers:
>
>I'm looking for a 17" monitor that can display high quality/high resolution
>images and that can be adjusted for color accuracy. I have the names of
>several that have been recommended but know of no one who has used any of
>them. I am especially interested in the longterm image quality, in the
>longevity of the CRT and overall service history. Any ideas/suggestions
>from imagelib readers will be greatly appreciated.
>
>(I expect to use it with a #9 Imagine 128 card with either 4 or 8 meg vram
>or possibly a Diamond Stealth 64 with 4 meg.)
>
>
>Below are listed the makes and models of those recommended (in descending
>order):
>
>Nanao Flexscan T2 -17TS
>Zenith Dadasys ZCM-1740
>Nanao Flexscan F2-17
>Mitsubichi Diamond Pro 17TX
>Nokia Multigraph 447
>Samsung Synchmaster 16GLsi
You definitely want to look at the Cornerstone 17/76 monitor. It can be used with any card, but will run better with its proprietary ImageAccel card. It is more expensive than the others, but it (and other Cornerstone monitors) are created especially for imaging. As another respondent pointed out, Cornerstone monitors are the overwhelming choice for vendors displaying at imaging expositions.
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