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Re: 1080 vs 1084
« on: April 13, 2012, 11:21:45 PM »
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I'd also say that the image might have appeared sharper on the 1084, almost as if the dot-pitch spec was higher, but not until you properly aligned her. I'll always have a penchant for the original 1080 though  :-)


Actually its the opposite AFAIK. The Daewoo made 1084s (d1 , d2) have a Higher dot pitch than the previous versions..

It would be helpful if someone did a youtube vid on fixing common 1084 problems like flyback, solder joints, etc.. many people how are somewhat competent are afraid to work on these units to the voltages THAT CAN KILL YOU. (i'm not joking either)
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Re: 1080 vs 1084
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2012, 07:51:48 AM »
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My 14 inch Sony Trinitron from the 8833 era did the same, 60hz mode on ST or Megadrive stretched the screen so no border.


I've got both you guys beat I have a Sony 20" Professional RGB Video Monitor that does both PAL and NTSC even have an amiga rgb cable for it!

A couple of things really cool about 1080 is that the top of the case is flat so you can put something on top comfortably.  Also as stated earlier having the Cool Amiga Logo is priceless!

One thing I love about the 1084 white monitors with commodore in blue is the front push button to select RGB/CVBS compared to lame D1 and D2 revs where you have to push the button in the back of the case!
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Commodore CDTV: 68010 | ECS | 9mb Ram | SCSI -TV | 3.9 Rom | Developer EPROMs