Definition of Multisync in English:

Multisync

(also multi-sync, MultiSync, multisync)

noun ˈmʌltɪsɪŋk

Computing

A trademark for: a type of computer monitor which can automatically detect and adapt to the scanning frequency of an incoming video signal, and so can be used with a range of different graphics standards. Hence more widely (with lower-case initial): any monitor with this capability; the technology or capability itself.

adjective ˈmʌltɪsɪŋk

Computing

Designating or possessing the capability of a multisync.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in PC Magazine. Probably from multi- + sync-.

Definition of Multisync in US English:

Multisync

(also multi-sync, MultiSync, multisync)

nounˈmʌltɪsɪŋk

Computing

A trademark for: a type of computer monitor which can automatically detect and adapt to the scanning frequency of an incoming video signal, and so can be used with a range of different graphics standards. Hence more widely (with lower-case initial): any monitor with this capability; the technology or capability itself.

adjectiveˈmʌltɪsɪŋk

Computing

Designating or possessing the capability of a multisync.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in PC Magazine. Probably from multi- + sync-.

词汇	Multisync
释义	Definition of Multisync in English: Multisync (also multi-sync, MultiSync, multisync) noun ˈmʌltɪsɪŋk Computing A trademark for: a type of computer monitor which can automatically detect and adapt to the scanning frequency of an incoming video signal, and so can be used with a range of different graphics standards. Hence more widely (with lower-case initial): any monitor with this capability; the technology or capability itself. adjective ˈmʌltɪsɪŋk Computing Designating or possessing the capability of a multisync. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in PC Magazine. Probably from multi- + sync-. Definition of Multisync in US English: Multisync (also multi-sync, MultiSync, multisync) nounˈmʌltɪsɪŋk Computing A trademark for: a type of computer monitor which can automatically detect and adapt to the scanning frequency of an incoming video signal, and so can be used with a range of different graphics standards. Hence more widely (with lower-case initial): any monitor with this capability; the technology or capability itself. adjectiveˈmʌltɪsɪŋk Computing Designating or possessing the capability of a multisync. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in PC Magazine. Probably from multi- + sync-.
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