RCA/Thomson Commercial Electronics' J36530 Monitor-Receiver

  • 02/01/01

RCA/Thomson Commercial Electronics' J36530 Monitor-Receiver is designed with versatile multimedia capabilities for the classroom. The 36" Display Series features a built-in Focus Enhancements scan converter with remote access, along with more presentation capabilities and more display options than previous models. With dual capacities as a television set and large-screen presentation monitor, this unit can be very handy in all kinds of settings. It offers five jacks and S-Video, along with commercial features like DSCI Port, volume limiter, initial volume, LED power indicator and selectable scheduling of on/off/power options and digital comb filter. RCA/Thomson Commercial Electronics, Indianapolis, IN, (800) 333-7221, www.thomsoncommercial.com.

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