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multisync monitor

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MultiSync monitor
A family of multifrequency monitors from NEC Display Solutions that celebrated its twentieth anniversary in 2005. The MultiSync's introduction was significant, because its compatibility with all popular graphics boards of the time eliminated the need for monitor upgrades every time a new video standard or technology emerged. Today, this is industry standard. For more information, visit www.necdisplay.com.

Long-lived MultiSync
MultiSync monitors were first introduced in 1985. Twenty years later, this state-of-the art 21" LCD display is ultra thin, glare-free and features wide-angle viewing, an integrated USB 2.0 hub for peripheral connection and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. (Image courtesy of NEC Display Solutions.)

multisync monitor [¦məl·ti‚siŋk ′män·ə·tər]
(computer science)
A video display monitor that automatically adjusts to the synchronization frequency of the video source from which it is receiving signals.


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MultiSync monitors using this technology accept digital or analog input through the DVI-I connection, as well as offer a second analog input via a traditional 15-pin VGA connector.
All of the devices work with VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, UXGA and Multisync monitors.
MultiSync Quality As with all MultiSync monitors, the MultiSync E950 is Plug and Play compatible, allowing for easy set-up and installation.
 
 
 
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