It's time for some video games!

Oef, 17" voor laptop is wel erg groot. Maar voor desktops hield ik altijd al van grote schermen, ook vroeger toen ze nog knetterduur waren (Ik had al een NEC multisync in 1993 en 2 EIZO 20" monitors ergens in 2001 geloof ik). Nu is een 4K scherm betaalbaar, dus enige eis is dat -ie op bureau past. 😉

Adopted a new machine! It’s a NEC ready 9670 and NEC multisync 70 monitor! The case of the tower is a bit rough, I might try to swap it into a better condition case if I can source one, but it seems to work, it’s original hdd still works too despite being loud.

has 16mb ram and a pentium 200mhz

for technical reasons this only shows up in the left eye and is not multisync

At 26 years old, the NEC FE90 CRT monitor I use for retro games is giving up the ghost. It's hard to find CRT monitors nowadays that aren't even older, & that support VGA at 50/60Hz like the NEC. So perhaps CRT days are behind me. Luckily a HardOff I went to had an Eizo EV2336W for only ¥1600 ($10)!

Teradrive with the original multisync monitor.. what i would do for that...

Please can you stop using the Apple Quadra and Multisync 15" case when you're discussing about the slop?

Thanks.

Thanks to @gingerbeardman.com I've just discovered 1992 me, talking about Atari Falcons, A1200s, multisync monitors and why can't I find Joe Satriani's new album anywhere in Leeds.

Things were simpler then. Take a look - see if you too can find your younger self.

www.usenet-rewind.com

Encontrei esta que é uma TV para uso profissional, tipo para paineis informativos, etc.

Also they’re in no special places. Just look around classifieds and they will pop up every now and then. A multisync monitor just sold for 40€ on Vinted some weeks ago. High retro prices are just a construct of the mind of the feeble who can’t get to wait for one to pop up at the right price

almost cried seeing this tube today. would be mad at it being $200 but that's justified, I'm just glad I got to see one in person

nec multisync 4d, crt monitor, promotional display (1990) archive.org/details/home...

this CRT is unique for being a very early Multisync capable of syncing to 15khz, with both TTL and RGB inputs meaning it can support damn near anything of the day

CGA, MDA, EGA, VGA, even SVGA, Atari ST/Amiga/IIgs, arcade boards, exotic workstations and minicomputers, soviet ZX spectrum clones...

And there we go. A happy Compaq Prolinea 4/25s running Windows 3.1. I’ve not pictured the monitor because it’s not a compaq original but an NEC Multisync which will be more than useful in the future.