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From: ekrimen@ecst.csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st.tech
Subject: Re: Bad news for Panasync - possibly not!
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Date: 14 Nov 90 03:59:18 GMT
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gary@brb.isnet.inmos.co.uk writes:

- > Then they said the horizontal was 30 to 37.  
-                                     ^^^^^^^^
- Seems a restricted range for a true multi-sync, this range in more 
- appropriate for VGA only.
 
I too thought it was kinda strange; that's why I asked two places.  
Could they both be wrong?!?!  Maybe I should call Panasonic.  Anyone 
know their number?

- Does this monitor work with CGA? (CGA uses the same frequencies as
- low/medium res). The shop may be more knowledgable about the
- monitors performance with PC graphics standards.
 
Not sure about CGA.  What do you mean about the 'shop?'

- Seems like a very good price monitor,...

That's what I thought!  Until I figured it may not work with the ST!  
I will call Gadgets by Small tomorrow and ask them, since someone 
told me they may be using one.

- ...can you give details of the supplier or manufacturer - I would be
- interested in locating a UK source.
 
It's the Panasonic Panasync C1381.

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