Micom 2000
Veteran Member
I'm trying to get serious about liquidating my collection. Instead I seem to be increasing it all-be-it with handhelds lately. Years ago I would scoop in thrift shops any monitor that had configuration switches on the back, hoping I could find one that worked with my STs or other RGB home computers. As a result in my storage area I have some quality TTL monitors, and at least 1 or 2 EGA monitors. Samsung, Quad, TVM, and Tatung as well as my favorised NEC were some of the brands.
Is there still any market for older monitors ? I'm not sure whether any of my old computers can even work with them. I think a couple of them even had overscan switches. And of course color/mono and other incomprehensible config switches.
Even a hi-resolution Compaq mono and a Radius full-page Mac beast so favored by commercial writers.
Increased shipping prices has to have affected the desire for many of these . Possibly I should mate each with a particular computer and offer the complete package.
Are there any particular early TTL non-NEC brands which are thirsted after ? Some may be also TTL/analogue.
Lawrence
Is there still any market for older monitors ? I'm not sure whether any of my old computers can even work with them. I think a couple of them even had overscan switches. And of course color/mono and other incomprehensible config switches.
Even a hi-resolution Compaq mono and a Radius full-page Mac beast so favored by commercial writers.
Increased shipping prices has to have affected the desire for many of these . Possibly I should mate each with a particular computer and offer the complete package.
Are there any particular early TTL non-NEC brands which are thirsted after ? Some may be also TTL/analogue.
Lawrence
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