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From: baumgart@esquire.dpw.com (Steve Baumgarten)
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Subject: Re: Good monitors for all-day document processing?
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I'm in love with my Apple Two Page Display, which just beats the pants
off the 19" Sun monitor I have on my desk at work.  The screen appears
flat, focus is excellent, even in the corners.  Best of all, it works
in gray scale, so it's suitable for work other than just word
processing.

I'm using the Apple 8.24 card to drive it; I'm not sure if other cards
work with it or not.

We have an Apple Color monitor at work, and I think it's good enough
to work with every day, even if you just wanted to do word
processing/spreadsheets/etc.  But I prefer having the extra real
estate, and being to look at two whole pages at once for layout work.
As others in this group have mentioned, I have yet to see a better
looking color monitor.

Like those Nike commercials:  Apple Knows Monitors...  ;-)

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