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A 5 page paper that compares three 19" computer monitors from Hitachi, Samsung and Proview. Specifications are provided for each monitor with an explanation of what some of the terms mean, e.g. dot pitch. A commentary follows concluding with a recommendation on which monitor to purchase. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
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COMPARISON OF THREE 19" COMPUTER MONITORS , March 2002 properly! The three monitors selected
for comparison are from Hitachi, Samsung and Proview. Each is a color 19" monitor. Selected product specifications are included in the comparison. None of the monitors offer audio input or
audio output. 1. Hitachi - Model #CM721F * Color Resolution = 24-bit (16.7M colors) * Display Type = CRT conventional * Dot Pitch = 0.20 Mm * Maximum Resolution
= 1600 x 1200 * Operating System Compatibility = PC * Product color = White * Video Input = None * Price range = $276 to $333. 2. Samsung -
Model #950B * Color Resolution = 24-bit (16.7M colors) * Display Type = CRT conventional * Dot Pitch = 0.22 Mm * Maximum Resolution = 1600 x 1200 * Operating
System Compatibility = PC * Product color = Gray * Video Input = VGA, SVGA, XGA * Price Range = $155.00 to $227.82 3. Proview - Model #PS-910M *
Color Resolution = 24-bit (16.7M colors) * Display Type = CRT conventional * Dot Pitch = 0.25 Mm * Maximum Resolution = 1280 x 1024 * Operating System Compatibility =
PC / MAC * Product color = White * Video Input = None * Price Range = $149.00 to $211. The dot pitch number tells what the distance between the
colored phosphors of dots is (Circuit City, 2002). This is what makes the images on the monitor screen (Circuit City, 2002). This feature is measured in millimeters (Circuit City, 2002).
The lower the number, the better the image will be because the dots will be closer together and this makes the picture sharper (Circuit City, 2002). It is also easier
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