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From: pegram@kira.UUCP (Robert B. Pegram)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st.tech
Subject: Re: More on multisyncs
Message-ID: <1990Nov5.153010.25114@uvm.edu>
Date: 5 Nov 90 15:30:10 GMT
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From article <1990Nov02.053037.18504@ecst.csuchico.edu>, by ekrimen@ecst.csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen):

> How's the monitor though??  How does it look?  Is the color and 
> monochrome good?  How does it compare to other multisyncs or the 
> Atari color and mono monitors?  Thanks!!
 
>          Ed Krimen  ...............................................

Just a quick note, I saw the Codehead's 16Mhz TT030 at the Boston
Atari fest the weekend before last, and it was running with a
Panasonic 1381 (the cheaper one that goes to 1024x768 interlaced .28mm
dot pitch).  There was some bowing of the screen on the far right, but
ST Mono looked *great* on it, (as did TT medium rez, 640 x 480 x16
colors).  I will be checking out the specs further (does the TT go to
70hz vertical refresh when running duochrome, or does it fake it?),
and hopefully see another one running on some "PC" to double check the
image quality.  Current mail order is as low as $350.00 for the
monitor (sans shipping and credit card surcharge?) and you know the
prices and capabilities of the adaptor boxes and cables.  Hey, I don't
really!  Could somebody post how those various adaptor cable, box and
software combos stack up??  Thanks,

Bob Pegram

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P.S. (and you thought that was a .sig!) email me and I'll summarise if desired.
RBPIII