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01-05-2006, 02:12 AM
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Re: Using a UK monitor on a US computer
Video signal is the same. The power supply is the issue. 110-60hz US vs
220-50hz UK. Jeff wrote: > Hi. Sorry if this is a silly question. But here goes. > Can anyone tell me if it will be possible to bring a computer from United > States to UK, and hook up a standard (bought in the UK) CRT or TFT monitor > to it. We have this different standard with TVs but I'm not sure if there > are any similar issues with monitors. > Thanks > > 
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