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From: axjjb@acad2.anc.alaska.edu (BRYANT JOHN J)
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Subject: HAM-E
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Date: 23 Oct 90 00:29:44 GMT
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I guess it is coming down to the fact that HAM-E is inherintly RGB and DC-TV is 
composite.  I personally liek the RGB because you can do some great programming
for it..plus the HAM-E is useable by existing software.

I called thier BBS (Black Belt systems) and was amazed by the support.  They
were actively seeking recommendations for the software.  And then implementing
the recommendations.  I was truly amazed.  The reps are very informed.  (I've
bugged the heck out of one of the techs (300 bucks isn't a small investment for
a college student:-)....

I plan on writing a game or two in HAM-E..(just to show to my I*M friends...how
fast can VGA be animated :-)...and I plan on writing some animation software if
I have the time.

This could be fun....and who says the Amiga doesn't have 24 bit color (That's
why I purchased my Amiga...it's a fun computer...plus it is useful...the
computer for all of your moods..)

John J Bryant
Student Computer User Consultant
University of Alaska Anchorage
Disclaimer:  I said what???  (I do not work for Black Belt Systems (HAM-E) or
Digital Creations (DC-TV)