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From: v133mxap@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Joseph Sarkis)
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Subject: Monitor advice needed
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Date: 17 Nov 90 03:46:08 GMT
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am not overly familiar with.  It seems that a friend of mine just purchased
a new Hyundai 386C system.  Originally the seller had a new VGA monitor on 
it, a standard 640x480 resolution Hyundai monitor, he than mentioned that he
could get his hands on a new NEC Multisync VGA monitor for the system at
the same price, except the NEC is about a year old and used.  My question is
Is this monitor trade worth it?  Or should they stick with the Hyundai
 monitor? Any information is helpful (there is only a 90 day warranty on the 
NEC).  The user of the system is planning on using it for CAD drawing.

Thanks in advance.        

J.S.