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The GVM-2000 uses the same tube (A51JKQ10X) and neck board as the Sony PVM-2030, delivering a softer and more natural image at 480p than most VGA monitors of the era. However, the 0.55 mm aperture grille pitch is somewhat coarse for 800×600, and fine details may be lost at that resolution.
The GVM-2000 uses the same tube (A51JKQ10X) and neck board as the Sony PVM-2030, delivering a softer and more natural image at 480p than most VGA monitors of the era. However, the 0.55 mm aperture grille pitch is somewhat coarse for 800×600, and fine details may be lost at that resolution.
== Photos ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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