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Commodore Monitors
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Commodore 1080
Early Commodore monitor sold for the A1000. |
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Commodore 1084
Original 1084 model released around 1987. |
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Commodore 1084S-D1
The 14" Colour RGB monitor comes with built in stereo speakers.
Ithas a maximum resolution of 640x512 PAL interlaced or 640x400 for
NTSC- interlaced. It is compatible with the Commodore and Amiga
range, as wellas VCRs, TV Tuners, and game consoles (PlayStation,
Nintendo and Sega).There are connectors for Digital/Analog RGB,
PAL/NTSC Composite, left/rightaudio, separate Luna/Chroma, and
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