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Dell D1626HT
Released January, 1998
The Pros:Large screen size (for a CRT). Great true-to-life colour, amazing blacks compared to the majority of LCDs. Capable of high resolutions and refresh rates.
The Cons:Analog inputs only. Massive in size and very heavy. Whites are not as good as LCD monitors.
Introduced on January 12th 1998, the D1626HT is a 21" CRT monitor from Dell which features a Sony Trinitron tube. Perfect for gaming and graphical design, modern LCD technologies are still somewhat inferior to CRT technology in some aspects such as blacks and speed.
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large screen size (for a CRT)
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great true-to-life colour, amazing blacks compared to the majority of LCDs
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capable of high resolutions and refresh rates
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extremely affordable now that CRTs are old technology
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viewable from any angle and not prone to the shifting colours of cheaper LCDs
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massive in size and very heavy
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whites are not as good as LCD monitors
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Yale:
#dell_d1626ht Found this monitor in the hallway of the CSE building at York University. They were all upgrading to LCD monitors so they left them to be taken by students or janitorial staff. Boy is this bad boy heavy - almost 70 pounds. Dragged it back to our club room and plugged it in and was instantly amazed at the colour and clear picture it produced. Getting it home was not easy, but it was worth it!
Jan 17, 09
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