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Why This Monitor is Seared into your Brain | Nostalgia Nerd

Why This Monitor is Seared into your Brain | Nostalgia Nerd
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3-Second Blueprint (English)

  1. Ex-TI engineer Tony Martinez founded Microvitec in Bradford in 1979 with ex-Thorn engineers to build dedicated RGB computer CRTs.
  2. Paired with Acorn's MOS 6502-based BBC Micro in UK schools, the sturdy Cub offered direct RGB input and a £249 price below rivals.
  3. The standard Cub 452 delivered 452x550 resolution at a 0.64 mm dot pitch, while higher tiers reached 895x580 and 0.31 mm dot pitch.
Microvitec Cub CRTBBC Micro (MOS 6502)Direct RGB Video InputCRT Dot Pitch & ResolutionIndustrial Enclosure Design

3-Sekunden-Fazit (Deutsch)

  1. Ex-TI-Ingenieur Tony Martinez gründete Microvitec 1979 in Bradford mit Ex-Thorn-Ingenieuren für dedizierte RGB-Computermonitore.
  2. Als robuster Schulpartner des MOS-6502-basierten BBC Micro bot der Microvitec Cub direkten RGB-Eingang für günstige 249 Pfund.
  3. Das Standardmodell Cub 452 lieferte 452x550 Pixel bei 0,64 mm Lochmaske, Spitzenmodelle erreichten 895x580 bei 0,31 mm.
Microvitec Cub CRTBBC Micro (MOS 6502)Direkter RGB-VideoeingangLochmaske & CRT-AuflösungRobustes Metallgehäuse

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