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Subject: Re: Sifting down SE/30 color monitor ca
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Date: 4 Dec 89 10:39:00 GMT
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Nf-From: uxh.cso.uiuc.edu!aae241a    Dec  3 17:20:00 1989


		I was looking into a color system for my SE/30 for a while
too.  That is until I thought about all the other things I could do with the
money.  Anyway, when I went into the dealer, just before Thanksgiving, Supermac
was just about to start shipping a 32bit version of their ColorCard for the
SE/30.  The neat thing about it is that it only costs $100 more than the 8 bit
board and when you run in 8 bit mode it uses the extra video memory for
hardware pan & zoom.  It also comes with Supermac's PixelPaint for free.

If you get a system drop me a line and tell me about it.

Have fun.

Nick Jasper 
nljg0470@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu