Monitor Choices and How to Judge a Computer Monitor
A guide to choosing monitors for personal computers explaining composite video vs dedicated monitors, required sweep rates of 12 to 15 MHz, aiming for 600 to 800 lines of resolution, and phosphor types for text versus graphics. A practical test is to max brightness and look for sharp, blur-free lines to identify a good monitor.
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Choosing color or monochrome monitors for computers
A guide to testing monitors and choosing color versus monochrome. It covers readability, color bleed on poor monochrome guns, black and white tests with m characters, and notes that color is better for games and graphics while monochrome offers crisper text and easier viewing. The author predicts color monitors will eventually dominate both business and home use.
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