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 =====Commodore 1084=====
-The Commodore 1084 is a popular gaming monitor. Originally developed for use with Amiga computers, they are relatively easy to find and inexpensive.
+The Commodore 1084 is a popular gaming monitor. Originally developed for use with Amiga computers, they are relatively inexpensive and easy to find.
 Specs:
--RGB input (6-pin DIN or 9-pin D-Sub)
+  * RGB input ([[http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_C1084a.html|6-pin DIN]] or [[http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_C1084dd.html|9-pin D-Sub]] with either composite or component sync)
+  * Composite or S-Video input (S-Video is split between two RCA jacks)
--Composite or S-Video input (S-Video is split between two RCA jacks)
+  * Stereo audio amp with headphone jack
+  * EGA/CGA digital input ([[http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_C1084d.html|8-pin DIN]] or [[http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_C1084dd.html|9-pin D-Sub]])
--Stereo audio amp with headphone jack
--EGA/CGA digital input (8-pin DIN or 9-pin D-Sub)
-Certain verions of the monitor may have a SCART connector.
+Certain versions of the monitor may have a SCART connector.
 There are many different variants of this monitor out there:
-S
+  * 1084S
+  * 1084ST
-ST
+  * 1084S-P
+  * 1084-P
-S-P
+  * 1084S-P2
+  * 1084-D
--P
+  * 1084S-D
+  * 2080 (high-persistence phosphor model)
-S-P2
--D
-S-D
-(high-persistence phosphor model)
+This monitor is also known as the Philps CM8833.