Commodore Amiga 1080 Monitor For Sale

Commodore Amiga 1080 Monitor
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Commodore Amiga 1080 Monitor:
$66.00

Commodore Amiga 1080 MonitorFully functional as can be seen from the color bar and landscape pictures.Includes the power cord.Only the monitor is for sale.Many people, including myself, bought and used this monitor for video editing and display. Nothing shows off original analog video like a CRT monitor. This model found favor because it supported the technical advance at the time of separate luminance and chroma inputs, which high-end VTRs used to improve the quality of the image. The 1080 had a picture that rivaled provessional video equipment that cost thousands of dollars. It\'s a real workhorse, and still looks fabulous!Amiga computers were used in the first season of Babylon 5 for rendering the special effects

\"The Amiga was so far ahead of its time that almost nobody—including Commodore\'s marketing department—could fully articulate what it was all about. Today, it\'s obvious the Amiga was the first multimedia computer, but in those days it was derided as a game machine because few people grasped the importance of advanced graphics, sound, and video. Nine years later, vendors are still struggling to make systems that work like 1985 Amigas.

— Byte Magazine, August 1994— [link removed by ]


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