Patriek Lesparre wrote: > Grauw wrote: >> Note by the way that -afaik- the Japanese RGB connector is >> different from a European RGB connector, the pins are different. > > If you mean SCART, I believe the connectors are physically different > too. I'm not too sure about it, but I think the japanese is > rectangular while the euro isn't.
No, I think the RGB connectors are different aswell. I don't think the RGB->(european)SCART cable of my Japanese Sanyo Wavy MSX2+ will work on my NMS 8245. Ofcourse I could just check it :)... >> The Philips CM 8802 is also good, but its resolution isn't very high >> so in screen 0 and 7 it's less sharp. But still looking good, imho. >> I use the 8802 myself :). > > I used a CM8802 in the old days, after seeing a CM8833 you NEVER want > to go back again. But you can use CM8802 if you prefer a 'm' being a > vague spot. Well... yeah, I like that! It's not really smudgy or vague, or blurred, it's more like... well... unsharp... The diagonal lines of the M look a bit as if they are somewhat heavily antialiased ^_^. And the colors got those tiny vertical lines through it, those are great. It's like watching a Picasso, I think! Hehehe... Anyways, sure I know how a CM8833 looks, and in the past we used to have an... what was it again... Arcona (?) monitor which was also much better resolution-wise. When I got my CM8802 the 'vague spot'-ness of the M was about the first thing I noticed :). But I'm used to it now, and I don't dislike it. ~Grauw --- Ushiko-san! Kimi wa doushite, Ushiko-san nan da!! _______________________________________________ MSX mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Info page: http://lists.stack.nl/mailman/listinfo/msx
