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From: dankg@volcano.Berkeley.EDU (Dan KoGai)
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Subject: Re: Sigma L-View
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Date: 7 Jun 90 10:44:08 GMT
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In article <kaPPGku00WBKE1Wncr@andrew.cmu.edu> sh2u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Scott T. Huang) writes:
>Thank you Dan for your helpful insight, but you still haven't told me if
>it is grayscale or not (if it is, how many shades of gray?)

	Oops, I forgot to tell you.  Unfortunately, as of this time the
answer is no.  I think display itself has a capability of showing grayscale
but there's no glayscale card available yet.  This also apply Sigma's other
B&W products, PageView and SilverView.  I hope they work for it in future.

Dan Kogai (dankg@ocf.berkeley.edu)