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obsessive antiquarian of cool tech and japanese media
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obsessive antiquarian of cool tech and japanese media
check out my site at https://r-12.net!
also at @r12freon.bsky.social if this PDS breaks or i otherwise lose access
i'm on the hunt for a high-quality scan of this rayforce flyer, at present this is the best i can find
i believe a print of it was included with the japanese physical release of ray'z arcade chronology, which would probably be the "easiest" place to source a scan
if anyone has it, let me know
i believe a print of it was included with the japanese physical release of ray'z arcade chronology, which would probably be the "easiest" place to source a scan
if anyone has it, let me know
November 8, 2025 at 12:37 AM
i'm on the hunt for a high-quality scan of this rayforce flyer, at present this is the best i can find
i believe a print of it was included with the japanese physical release of ray'z arcade chronology, which would probably be the "easiest" place to source a scan
if anyone has it, let me know
i believe a print of it was included with the japanese physical release of ray'z arcade chronology, which would probably be the "easiest" place to source a scan
if anyone has it, let me know
fuck it i'll throw in one more. this is still the hitachi, but with a scanline shader at 1600x1200 resulting in thinner lines
this lacks the subtle changes in amplitude of a true 240p signal (e.g. whiter pixels casting a thicker beam) but still looks pgood from a distance
this lacks the subtle changes in amplitude of a true 240p signal (e.g. whiter pixels casting a thicker beam) but still looks pgood from a distance
August 6, 2025 at 10:13 PM
fuck it i'll throw in one more. this is still the hitachi, but with a scanline shader at 1600x1200 resulting in thinner lines
this lacks the subtle changes in amplitude of a true 240p signal (e.g. whiter pixels casting a thicker beam) but still looks pgood from a distance
this lacks the subtle changes in amplitude of a true 240p signal (e.g. whiter pixels casting a thicker beam) but still looks pgood from a distance
comparing an expensive professional monitor (JVC TM-H150CG) to my own 15" VGA CRT monitor using the 240p 120hz trick
it takes some configuring but this is an extremely compelling option for smaller VGA monitors (the scanlines are a bit too sharp for my taste at 19"-20")
it takes some configuring but this is an extremely compelling option for smaller VGA monitors (the scanlines are a bit too sharp for my taste at 19"-20")
August 6, 2025 at 9:31 PM
comparing an expensive professional monitor (JVC TM-H150CG) to my own 15" VGA CRT monitor using the 240p 120hz trick
it takes some configuring but this is an extremely compelling option for smaller VGA monitors (the scanlines are a bit too sharp for my taste at 19"-20")
it takes some configuring but this is an extremely compelling option for smaller VGA monitors (the scanlines are a bit too sharp for my taste at 19"-20")
