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DVI Crts?
- Thread starter Marc113-
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There might be a CRT with a DVI interface, but it would be utterly pointless as CRTs require an anolog signal, meaning that the digital signal would have to be converted to an anolog one anyway.
Only benefit I can see would be the reliability of transmission, i.e. DVI is less sensitive to interference.
Only benefit I can see would be the reliability of transmission, i.e. DVI is less sensitive to interference.
The IBM P275 has a DVI port. There's another 22" that does as well, but I don't remember what it is at the moment.
The benefit is not going to be as big as going analog to digital on an LCD because the CRT still has to convert the signal to analog at some point.
The benefit is not going to be as big as going analog to digital on an LCD because the CRT still has to convert the signal to analog at some point.
yakz part deux
Limp Gawd
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CRTs that have DVI input do not take a digital signal. The DVI connector has four pins to carry an analog signal, which CRTs will use if connected via DVI.
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