monochrome monitor

A 12-inch monochrome monitor with the same resolution is also available.

The screens are in color, although a monochrome monitor will also serve.

The letter next to the key which is being carried in the inventory was used by players who only had access to a monochrome monitor.

A microphone and speaker was also integrated into the later versions of the monochrome monitors.

He nodded to himself, and turned his attention to the monochrome monitor set on the wall across his desk.

Opening scene: A monochrome monitor with poor resolution.

Since the PET has a monochrome monitor, the game's color scheme is limited to green on black.

Color monitors cost more, but in general they don't display text with the same clarity as monochrome monitors.

The systems were packaged with a cassette tape interface for storage and a 12" monochrome monitor.

Due to its flicker-free operation at 72 Hz, the monochrome monitor was better suited to business applications.

This way it is possible to use it on a monochrome monitor, even though the default appearance uses lots of colors.

Either floppy drives or a hard drive is suitable, and either a color or a monochrome monitor.

On monochrome monitors, or if the colorburst signal was turned off, the display would reveal these bit patterns.

Display: built-in 12 inch green monochrome monitor.

There was also an P2000M version with an additional 80-column card for use with a monochrome monitor.

They exist in monochrome versions as well, meaning that the game will display well on monochrome monitors.

At that time, the Macintosh had a high resolution 9-inch monochrome monitor that could display 512x342 pixels.

Then we would add a full-page monochrome monitor and video card, $1,099 and $599 respectively.

It had double 8" floppy disk drives, a 12" monochrome monitor and a daisywheel printer.

The main units were only sold bundled with a colour or monochrome monitor that doubles as the main unit's power supply.

Green screen was the common name for a monochrome monitor using a green "P1" phosphor screen.

Colour or monochrome monitors.

MZ-2000 (1982) - 640x200-pixel monochrome monitor built-in; color optional.

Use of the monochrome monitor with its separate memory address space allowed debugging graphics applications without affecting the display, as well as all text modes.

Software cubes were in use in the 1980s when monochrome monitors were in common use.