With how it looks, I can imagine it being just a TV Sonic and co. watch programs on lol.

"Holy FUCK it's widescreen??!?"
- Scott the woz

Yeah, personally it fits the Sonic customs as the item monitors or capsules are an element of the series to get the powerups and does fit into the classic Sonic style. The attention to detail is rather good (as to be expected from fans) but does seem an obsession (also to be expected). Some fit in just fine like the old Mac models while others don't really fit in, I highly doubt anyone from Sega actually saw an Osborne 1 and even the Commodore PET would be around the Sega/Gremlin era. It might seem much but then again if the custom creator feels comfortable and the sheet is of good quality (and it is), we should really encourage rather than being put off. Having computer monitors is no different than someone having Mario in every game style going, someone doing magical girls based on the NES Minky Momo game or an ancient example people doing everything in the Mega Man 7/Mario & Luigi style. If they enjoy doing it and people like it, that's all it matters.

At least the Amstrad Mega PC is connected to Sega in this case since it does have a Mega Drive built in (kinda like an UK version of the Tera Drive and what Amstrad did after the CPC).

I get that all of these custom monitor sprites are styled after official Sonic games, but hardly any of the monitors themselves have actually appeared in an official Sonic game, so I'm curious as to why these are in the Sonic customs page rather than a "Computer Unit" or "Computer Model" customs page. Also, because there's so little on each of these sheets, I think it would make more sense to combine them all into one sheet, and update it whenever a new set of monitor sprites is made.

Can't wait for you to do a laptop next lol (I specifically have a Razer Blade 15 Laptop)