Yeah, SCART is a european thing...
But there are TV's in North America(and other countries) that do accept analog and digital RGB... they're just not as common.
I've got one, but the TV uses a weird connector... looks like an internal SCSI or IDE hard drive connector. I need to get some cables made so I can take advantage of the Analog RGB signals from several of my older game systems as well as the IIgs and Amiga....
My TV is a Sony XBR that was made in the late 80's. I picked it up broken for $5 at a thrift and shelled out about $150 to get it repaired. Big honking 25" Trinitron set.
But there are TV's in North America(and other countries) that do accept analog and digital RGB... they're just not as common.
I've got one, but the TV uses a weird connector... looks like an internal SCSI or IDE hard drive connector. I need to get some cables made so I can take advantage of the Analog RGB signals from several of my older game systems as well as the IIgs and Amiga....
My TV is a Sony XBR that was made in the late 80's. I picked it up broken for $5 at a thrift and shelled out about $150 to get it repaired. Big honking 25" Trinitron set.