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From: CFW@S67.Prime.COM
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amax troubles, monitors, 400K d
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Date: 13 Nov 89 09:44:00 GMT
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Re: Mitsubishi DiamondScan Monitors

This is the only monitor in use on our A2000's in our department
here at Prime Computer.  We've got several AUM1381's (14", $500),
a HA3905ADK (20", $1,725), and I have a HL6605TK (16" w/ 1024x768
and 1280x1024 resolution modes, $1,250).

We've been VERY satisified with all of them to date; they've been
in use for about a year now.

Why did I get the 16" with hi-res modes?  'Cause I'm waiting for
the new Commodore hi-res video board to come out which (I think -
I hope) will provide these modes.

Thus far, I think all of the Commodore TV ads are lame and pointless.

Christopher Wroten, CFW@S67.PRIME.COM
Prime Computer Inc., 500 Old Conn. Path, Framingham, Ma. 01701, MS 10-21

All opinions/statements here are my own, not Prime's.