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On CRTs the pixels on PC monitors were arranged differently to TVs, which is why your Commodore screen was sharper than the typical console hook up. From what
by laumars 10y ago
On CRTs the pixels on PC monitors were arranged differently to TVs, which is why your Commodore screen was sharper than the typical console hook up.
From what I recall (it's been a long, long, time since I've studied this) PC monitors were a typical square grid layout, much like how LCDs are. Where as TVs had the odd and even lines offset by half a pixel - a bit like a hexagon grid.
- mrob 10y agoAperture grille CRTs had that layout, but the 1084 was just a regular shadow mask CRT.