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From: ekrimen@csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Multisync for ST
Message-ID: <1990Oct04.045542.24748@ecst.csuchico.edu>
Date: 4 Oct 90 04:55:42 GMT
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Last weekend a friend let me borrow his monochrome monitor.  I know
how good monochrome is and I've seen it a number of times, but I
couldn't really appreciate it until I got one on my system.  So, he
let me use it overnight.  I REALLY liked it, after using a color
monitor for almost 3 years.  One of the things I liked was the
increased resolution.

My questions are, how does having both monitors compete with a good
multisync monitor?  Should I sell my color monitor and get a multisync
or just buy a mono monitor?  How much does a good multisync cost for
the ST?  Then add about $100 for the Omniswitch, or what is the
preferred switcher?

I just glanced at Talon's ad in ST Informer and they have an Acer 
monitor for $450.

Thanks for the help.  

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