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Oh how I miss the Trinitron. I too had one early on, a 19" model circa 1999/2000ish. It was stellar--mine had the 5 BNC and VGA input, of course I used the VGA
by nonamenoslogan 8y ago
Oh how I miss the Trinitron. I too had one early on, a 19" model circa 1999/2000ish. It was stellar--mine had the 5 BNC and VGA input, of course I used the VGA too :D
- mschaef 8y ago> I too had one early on, a 19" I bought my 17 in around 94-95 and used it for at least five or six years. It started out attached to a 486/33 and wound up attached to a P5/100 and then a custom K6/233 I bought when I got my first job, had for about a month, and then sold to buy a Thinkpad 560. (The same job that paid for the fancy desktop also kept me away from it, so I never really used it.) It was probably around the same time you had yours, but I briefly did buy another desktop machine with a Dell branded 19" Trinitron. It was also very nice, but weighed a ton. (It was also the last CRT I bought.... everything since has been various LCDs, and aside from some crappy TN laptop displays, it's generally been a big improvement.) Edit: I should add about these Trinitron displays... there are people that complained about the stabilization wires on Trinitron CRT's. I was able to see them, but they weren't an issue and the rest of the display quality was so good it didn't matter anyway. (At least to me.)