PROVIEW ELECTRONICS Computer Monitor Model 786N

Circa 2006

A 17-inch CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) computer monitor. The screen measures 17-inch diagonally—with a 16-inch viewable area.

Use Case:

Used for standard desktop computing during the era of Windows 95/98/XP. It connects via a standard 15-pin mini D-sub VGA connector and provides an analog RGB signal. It was a reliable, everyday monitor suitable for a range of office tasks, web browsing, and general PC use.

Historical Significance:

Historically significant as a ubiquitous, mass-market CRT monitor. It was an economical choice, often bundled with new computer systems, and represented the final years of dominant CRT technology before LCD flat-panel monitors took over the market in the mid-2000s. Its robust build quality has earned it a reputation for longevity, with some units still working over a decade after their manufacture date.

NOTE: This unit is in perfect operating condition.

(H-37cm x W-39.5cm x D-42cm)