Description
Up for sale is a Dell D1025TM 17″ CRT monitor (Sony Trinitron tube), manufactured in June 1998. This is a classic aperture grille display ideal for retro computing, Windows 95/98/XP setups, and CRT enthusiasts.
Functional condition: The monitor powers on and displays an image, and the on-screen display (OSD) menu is functional. However, the picture is noticeably dim even with brightness and contrast set to 100% (see photos). It will likely require service (common aging CRT issue), but remains usable in darker environments.
Key Details:
- Model: Dell D1025TM (UltraScan 1000HS)
- Tube: Sony Trinitron CRT (aperture grille)
- Manufactured: June 1998
- Connection: VGA (15-pin analog RGB)
- Max Resolution: 1280 x 1024
- Recommended Resolution: 1024 x 768
- Viewable: ~16″
Condition Notes:
- Powers on and displays stable image
- Dim picture output (main issue)
- OSD menu and controls working
- Yellowing plastic typical of vintage electronics
- Scuffs, scratches, and cosmetic wear on case
- Includes original attached VGA cable
- Anti-theft plate mounted on side
- Base/stand included and intact
Important:
This monitor is sold AS-IS for parts, repair, or restoration. No guarantees on long-term performance.
Local Pickup & Meetup Options:
- Free local pickup available in Staunton, Virginia.
- Meetup delivery may be available during our regular trips to Culpeper, VA and Richmond, VA area (typically 1-2 times per month).
- If you are located along those routes, please contact us before purchasing to discuss meetup options.
- Local pickup or meetup eliminates shipping costs and avoids the risks associated with transporting vintage CRT monitors.
Shipping:
- Professionally packed at a UPS Store (packing materials and labor included in shipping cost).
- CRT monitors are heavy, fragile, and increasingly difficult to replace.
- Every effort will be made to ensure safe delivery, but vintage plastics can become brittle with age and may crack during transit despite proper packing.
- Shipping costs reflect the monitor’s size, weight, insurance requirements, and professional packing.
Good for CRT repair hobbyists, retro PC setups, or collectors looking for a Sony Trinitron tube display.
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