Digital BW, The Print

Thanks Sam, I want the widescreen monitor, so will probably go with the
20 inch apple when its time. IF it can
easily be profiled.  Apple monitors used to have an automatic
calibration feature. Wonder why they quit making
it?

Jerry


"Sam A. McCandless" wrote:
> 
> >Is the Artisan a wide screen Monitor?
> >
> >Jerry
> 
> It's the old-fashioned, 4:3 ratio. From Sony's web site:
> 
> >Artisan Color Reference System
> >GDM-C520K
> >The Artisan Color Reference System is an integrated display solution
> >engineered to deliver stable, accurate and repeatable color results
> >for design applications, demanding creative
> >
> >$ 1,799.99
> >as low as $45.00/ mo
> >Financing Details
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Specifications           top of page
> >* Artisan Color Reference System Display
> >* CRT Type: FD Trinitron\ufffd CRT
> >* CRT size: 21
> >* Viewable image size: 19.8
> >* Cabinet Color: Neutral Gray (L50), Metallic Gray, Dark Gray
> >* Screen Coating: High Contrast, Anti Reflective
> >* Maximum resolution: 2048 x 1536
> >* Recommended resolution: 1600 x 1200 @85Hz
> >* Aperture Grille Pitch: 0.24mm
> >* Horizontal scan range: 30-130kHz
> >* Vertical scan range: 48-170Hz
> >* Video input connectors:
> >HD15
> >HD15
> >* Color Temperature Control: 11000K-5000K
> >* Display Product measurements:
> >Weight: 67.1 lbs.
> >Dimensions (WxHxD): 19.6 x 19.8 x 19.3
> >* Display Shipping measurements:
> >Weight: 81.4 lbs.
> >Dimensions (WxHxD): 26.0 x 30.3 x 26.0
> >* Supplied Display Accessories:
> >AC power cord
> >Warranty Card
> >Users manual (English, French, Spanish)
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