Glossar

VGA (Video Graphics Array), 1987 eingeführt, war die erste analoge Karte. VGA bietet eine höhere Auflösung als EGA: 640 X 480 Pixel für Graphik und 720 x 400 Pixel für Text, sowie eine Farbpalette von 256 Farben. VGA konnte auch EGA und CGA emulieren.

Super VGA, 1989 durch VESA konzipiert, bietet eine Auflösung von 800 x 600 Pixel.

Extended VGA, 1991 durch VESA eingeführt, bietet eine maximale Auflösung von 1024 x 768 Pixel (non-interlaced) und eine Bildelement-Folgefrequenz, die etwas höher ist als XGA 8514A von IBM.

High-end, graphics adapters, in den letzten drei Jahren für professionelle Workstations eingeführt. Bietet eine maximale Auflösung von 1280 x 1024 bis 1600 x 1280, horizontale Zeilenfrequenzen bis 90 kHz und eine Bandbreite bis zu 200 MHz.

VIS (Viewable Image Size) (Sichtfläche (Viewable Image Size)

Die echten Bildschirmabmessungen, die für den Benutzer sichtbar sind, und zwar diagonal gemessen. Die Sichtfläche (VIS) eines Monitors ist immer kleiner als die sogenannte Bildschirmgröße des Monitors. Die Sichtfläche eines 17-Zoll-Monitors beträgt zum Beispiel nur ca. 16 Zoll. Sie hängt von der nützlichen Bildschirmgröße der Kathodenstrahlröhre und der Öffnung in der Vorderseite des Monitorgehäuses ab.

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107E specifications

The Philips 107E is a notable addition to the realm of computer monitors, designed to deliver exceptional performance and a satisfying user experience. This 17-inch CRT monitor, while not as commonly used today as LCD or LED displays, still holds a unique charm and reliability due to its advanced technologies and robust features.

One of the main features of the Philips 107E is its high-quality CRT display, which provides vivid colors and crisp images. The monitor boasts a maximum resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels, enabling it to display graphics and text with remarkable clarity. The 17-inch screen size strikes a balance between desktop workspace efficiency and comfortable viewing, making it suitable for both home and office use.

Another significant characteristic of the Philips 107E is its exceptional color reproduction. With a refresh rate of up to 85 Hz, the monitor minimizes flickering and offers a more stable viewing experience, reducing eye strain during prolonged usage. This feature is particularly advantageous for users engaged in graphic design, digital art, or any activity that requires accurate color representation.

The Philips 107E is equipped with various connectivity options, including a standard VGA input, making it versatile enough to connect with a range of computers and devices. The monitor is also designed with user comfort in mind, featuring tilt adjustments that allow for a more ergonomic setup. This adaptability is important for users looking to create a comfortable workspace that can accommodate their individual needs.

In terms of technology, the Philips 107E integrates advanced innovations such as DDC (Display Data Channel) for automatic configuration of display settings. This ensures that the monitor can communicate effectively with the connected computer, optimizing performance with minimal user intervention. Additionally, the monitor is designed to minimize electromagnetic emissions, adhering to international safety standards.

In conclusion, the Philips 107E remains a reliable choice for those seeking a durable and feature-rich CRT monitor. With its excellent display quality, color accuracy, and ergonomic features, it caters to both casual users and professionals alike. While newer technologies have emerged, the Philips 107E still stands as a testament to traditional display technology, combining functionality with a user-friendly interface.
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