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NEC-Mitsubishi

NEC DiamondPro 930SB 19" CRT Monitor (Black)

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1,920 x 1,440 at 73 Hz, 1,280 x 1,024 @ 85 Hz recommended
0.24 mm flat aperture grille
SuperBright technology with picture mode and movie mode
Onscreen manager, NaViSet software, simple plug-and-play operation
3-year warranty

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NEC DiamondPro 930SB 19" CRT Monitor (Black)

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With its superior screen display and dynamic cabinet design, the 19-inch (18 inches viewable) Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 930SB CRT monitor brings you to the forefront of technology. This model's flat screen provides high resolution while reducing glare, and NaViSet software allows you to adjust screen settings using your mouse and keyboard.

Additional features include U-NX gun, SuperBright (picture mode, movie mode), onscreen manager (OSM), OptiClear coating, plug-and-play protocol, and six languages. Specific controls include factory reset, sizing and positioning, color temperature, pincushion, tilt, rotation, trapezoid, parallelogram, moire cancellation, convergence control, degauss, contrast, brightness, pincushion balance, focus adjustments, and AccuColor controls. The unit is backed by a three-year warranty.

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Summary : Screen Size, Screen Resolution, Graphics Coprocessor, Graphics Card RAM

Screen Size

19 inches

Other Technical Details

Brand Name

NEC-Mitsubishi

Item model number

DP930SB-BK

Item Weight

61.3 pounds

Package Dimensions

23 x 22.5 x 21.5 inches

Technical Specification

User Manual [pdf ]

Additional Information

ASIN

B00006IS9M

Customer Reviews

22 customer reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#206,462 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100)
#16,371 in Computers & Accessories > Monitors

Shipping Weight

61.3 pounds

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Date First Available

November 19, 2002

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Great for gaming but bad at displaying text

ByB. Bolinon January 29, 2004

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After doing much research on this monitor I thought it would be a great buy. It's supposedly the new version of the NEC 912SB that was discontinued, and has been highly praised by many in several PC hardware forums I visit. Well, something must be wrong...
I'm now on my second Mitsubishi 930SB, and the same problem occurs as it did on the first: blurry text. Running at the recommended resolution of 1280x1024 @85Hz, text is very blurry in the center of the display. It's even worse near the center bottom of the screen. However, both the left and right edges of the screen stay sharp at that resolution. The first one I bought was worse than the second one, and NEC-Mitsubishi tech support told me it was defective and to get it replaced. My thoughts are that it could be a bad batch of these as both were manufactured in November of 2003. I had a 19" Sony E440 prior to this monitor and it didn't have this problem. And I'm using a ATi Radeon 9800 Pro video card so I know this isn't the problem.
Other problems with this monitor are bad geometry and bad convergence. The center part of the screen looks "fatter" compared to the edges, which may be the reason for the blurry text. Images look out of proportion and not very sharp if viewing them at the center of the screen. As a Web designer working with graphics, this poses a problem for me. I actually run this monitor at 1280x960 for the proper 4:3 aspect ratio, but it still looks "fat" in the center of the screen. The Sony I had didn't have this problem, and IMO is a much better monitor.
This monitor does have good color saturation and contrast, and is great for gaming and watching DVDs on. But, for a 19" monitor at this price, I expected much better results as running at a lower resolution (1024x768 @85Hz) just to get clear text defeats the purpose of using it. And having to lower the refresh rate to 75Hz at higher resolutions to get clear text is ridiculous--not to mention hard on the eyes.
The bottom line is that the NEC-Mitsubishi 930SB DOES NOT live up the recommended specs and should be avoided.

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I can see clearly now...

Bytommyron April 5, 2004

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I purchased this monitor for use with digital photography, as I needed to get accurate color reproduction and a clear image. This NEC monitored delivered that in a bug way. I'd investigated an LCD monitor as an alternative, but it was clear there was at least double the bang for the buck going with a CRT (plus better image quality).
I then looked at alternatives, and in the end came down to the 930SB and the Lacie 19". Now Lacie has a great reputation, but these monitors are practically the same (in fact, many people insist they share the exact same tube) and the Nec is priced lower.
Having purchased and received my monitor I can tell you it is absolutely fantastic. This was an easy decision and I am thrilled with the results. Assuming that you are looking for the best image you can get for the money, I think you will be too.

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FANTASTIC CLEAR, BRIGHT PICTURE

ByA customeron April 22, 2004

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I could not be happier with this monitor! I bought it for our home computer after our Sony 17" started to lose it's mind. I did some research online and came across this monitor. The reviews on this site and Zdnet were very helpful and I am sure now that I made the right choice.
After reading some of the other reviews on this site, you might be asking yourself if you really want to buy this monitor. Especially after seeing that the reviews are so extreme...1 star and 5 stars! How do they mesh?
In all honesty, they don't. The people who had problems either: 1) had VERY bad luck or 2) didn't spend the time changing the monitor's settings to get the picture the way it's supposed to be. For instance, I got very different results at different refresh rates. I am sure this will vary for each person depending on their graphics card. Right now I'm running it at 1024x768 at 90Hz and the picture I'm looking at is CRYSTAL clear...as is the text that I am typing.
For gaming I would rate the monitor as outstanding. I was replacing a Sony, so I know what a clear picture looks like. This monitor far surpasses the Sony in quality. After tweaking this monitor's settings ever so slightly, I saw things in my games (Ghost Recon and Counterstrike) and photos that I never saw before. The colors were brilliant and the picture was sharp.
I would highly recommend this monitor. If you have problems with it, spend a few minutes changing settings around and I promise you won't be disappointed. Amazon, as always was fantastic with shipping and I got the thing only 4 days after ordering WITH the Free shipping. Can't beat that.

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Very nice monitor, but with a few flaws...

ByAce of Spadeson November 23, 2004

Strengths:

Vibrant colors. Sharp text when used below 1600x1200. NaViSet calibration software allows easy and accurate adjustments. Compact case design for a 19" monitor helps save space.

Weaknesses:

Brightness strength of the monitor fades when too much white is on screen. The bright dims noticably and turns slightly yellower. Geometry of the top display isn't straight enough (slightly curved).

Summary:

Overall, a good buy and well designed monitor. But it does have a few flaws. The dimming problem happens when at least 50% of the screen is completely white (i.e. blank page). Not a big deal, but color accuracy may be impeded by the slight yellowing of the white. This isn't a problem for general images, since they don't have that much plain white. But I wish NEC/Mitsubishi gave it a stronger, more consistent tube. Especially when my monitor brightness is only set to 25%.

The NaViSet software is easy and intuitive to use. But I was never able to get perfect static convergence (horizontal or vertical). Therefore, the edges of the display shows slight "color ghosting." But it's good enough to not be noticable on images or text.

Also, the NaViSet software isn't able to adjust the slight curvature of the top edge of my display. So the top corners bend down 1-2 pixel lengths from the top center. I might be able to get an exchange for this small problem, but since it's only a slight curve, I'm thinking to save myself the hassle...maybe.