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Looks Good for the Money: The Cornerstone p2460 19" Flat Screen CRT Display
12:06 PM - 02/01/2002 by
Guy Wright
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Table of contents
- 1 – Cornerstone P2460 19" Flat Screen CRT Display
- 2 – Installation
- 3 – Installation, Continued
- 4 – Installation, Continued
- 5 – Right Out Of The Box
- 6 – OSD Controls, Continued
- 7 – Evaluation
- 8 – Evaluation, Continued

The Cornerstone p2460 flat-screen, 19" aperture grille CRT.
The article first appeared in Tom's Hard News email newsletter .
Cornerstone has been operating in the high-end of the display market since the mid 80s. The company doesn't usually get the same press as the big name Japanese vendors, but it has tended to be a niche player, focusing on ergonomics when it wasn't necessarily a fashionable term to use. We take a close look at the latest CRT display from the company, and put it through its paces.
Specifications
| Size | CRT (Max. Viewable) | 19" (18") |
| Display Area | Factory Preset | 13.8" x 10.2"
353 mm x 260mm |
| Maximum | 14.3" x 10.8" | |
| User Adjustable | 365 mm x 275mm | |
| Horizontal Scan Frequency Range | 30 - 117 kHz | |
| Vertical Scan Frequency Range | 50 - 180 Hz | |
| Pixel Clock | 203 MHz | |
| Resolution and Preset Refresh/Max (Calculated) Rates | 640 x 480
800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 1600 x 1200 1920 x 1440 |
70 Hz / 180 Hz
85 Hz / 180 Hz 85 Hz / 143Hz 85 Hz / 109Hz 85 Hz / 88Hz 75 Hz / 79 Hz |
| Horizontal Aperture Pitch | 0.25 mm | |
| Convergence Center | 0.25 mm | |
| Convergence Corners | 0.35 mm | |
| Geometric Distortion | < 2.5 mm | |
| Brightness factory default
(full white screen) |
95 cd/m typical | |
| On-Screen Digital Controls (OSD) | Power, Degauss, Brightness, Contrast, Size, Zoom, Recall, Moir Reduction, Centering, Language, Overall Geometry, Color Temperature, Top/Bottom corner distortion, Rotation, H/V linearity, OSD menu, OSD Position | |
| OSD Language Choices | English, German, Spanish, Italian, and French | |
| Anti-glare/Reflective/Static Treatment | Yes | |
| Physical Attributes | Height
Width Depth Net Weight Shipping |
17.8" (453.5 mm)
18.3" (465 mm) 18.7" (475 mm) 55 lbs. (25 kg) 63.8 lbs. (29 kg) |
| Mac Compatible | yes | |
| Plug & Play | Yes -VESA DDC 1/2B | |
| Input Connector Type | 15-pin D-Sub (right-angle cable included) | |
| Warranty | Standard 5 Year CPT Warranty (Upgrade Options Available) | |
| CRT Manufacturer | Mitsubish Natural Flat | |
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