Eizo FlexScan S2133 monitor ideal for vintage gaming because it supports 15 kHz in very good looking state and also perfect working : Ideal for vintage (arcade) gaming on old computers, such as Commodore (Amiga) or Atari's and of course many others. Also perfect to build, for example, in a Arcade cabinet. This monitor directly supports analog 15 kHz signals through discrete RGB connector (VGA). Maybe also via DVi, but i didn't try that. I checked it with the 15Khz VGA Monitor Tester(see last picture) i bought at Gotek in the Netherlands. The size of the screen is 21 inch, and has a so called 4:3 aspect ratio, so perfect to play old games on it, such as PacMan, Bouderdash etc. Because in the 'old days' we played them also on this aspect ratio monitors. There is a little standard included, it isn't the original Eizo, but a small one, better to hang it on the wall with the vesa possibility, or use a standard with more possibilities, but again you'll receive it also. Note: I have several of these, as you can see in the photos. They're all essentially the same. Maybe a small spot here and there on the white plastic, which is in a different place on some. But technically, they're 100% perfect. If you buy one, I test it beforehand and give it a good polish before putting it in the box. And, of course, I pack it very carefully! I currently have 10 of them, so the price is per piece ! **************************************************************************************************************** The cheapest shipping service for me is always used and, if possible, to a collection point of the relevant carrier (if you want it differently, please discuss this and otherwise possibly with an additional payment from you as a customer). In the countries Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Portugal with Mondial Relay as the first option if possible from my side. And/or the rest of the EU with DPD or DHL. In the Netherlands also with DHL or PostNL, always to a collection point. Any additional costs of shipping outside the EU, such as import duties, are borne by the recipient. Again, i always send it to a collection point of the carrier, because it's my experience that it works best, less faults from the carriers ! so unless otherwise indicated by you as a customer, I will look for the nearest service point of the carrier I have chosen!