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>>1546337
Yes, professional video monitors like Sony PVMs, and equivalents from other manufacturers. They are usually designed to be stackable and or rack-mountable.

>>1321185
>>1321201
Just like most of the turds on sale today it's missing pin 16 for the blanking signal, so won't work on any TV where you can't manually select RGB.

See >>1321789

>>1321960
BVMs have higher picture quality and have more easily accessible adjustments. They are also generally more expensive and larger/heavier.

PVMs can vary greatly in quality, from pleb-grade units with composite-only inputs to multi-format 1080i monsters.

>>1321986
BVMs are not for medical use, PVMs with model numbers ending with MD are. They are notable in that they have white cabinets (PVMs are normally grey) and optional covers so you don't get blood and guts in the vents or controls.