Comparison: Seven 21" and 22" CRT Monitors
Cornerstone C1035
Cornerstone c1035 | |
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Tube size | 21 inches |
Actual size | 19.70 inches |
Technology | Shadow Mask tube Samsung |
Bandwidth | 230 MHz |
Min/Max horizontal rate | 30 - 107KHz |
Min/Max vertical rate | 50 - 150 Hz |
Recommended max. resolution | 1600 x 1200 at 85 Hz |
Dimensions (cm) | 49.51 x 50 x 48.5 |
Weight | 24.3 kg |
Est Retail Price | $449 |
The Cornerstone c1035 is obviously not designed to rival the heavyweights in this test like the Diamond Pro 2060u. It is intended mainly for an office environment and not for image or photo editing. It is, in fact, the lowest-priced monitor in the test. Just think - a 21" for $449! Obviously, for such a minimal investment, you are not going to get mind-bending characteristics on the c1035.
It has a Samsung Shadow Mask tube, which, if you remember, uses the same technique as on a conventional TV set. The rays of each beam sweep across a metal grill perforated with thousands of round holes. Each pixel consists of three holes - one for each color (red, green, blue) - set in the form of a triangle. Each hole is next to a dot of phosphor to develop the color. The drawback with this technology is that the screen is not flat but rounded, and you don't get the brightness of a Trinitron or DiamondTron.
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