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From: andrew@calvin.doc.ca (Andrew Patrick)
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Subject: Re: newsgroup covering DVI?
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In article <162@sol.bucknell.edu> pinter@sol.bucknell.edu () writes:
>I am looking for a newsgroup which is appropriate for the
>discussion of DVI technology, mostly from a developer's
>standpoint.  Please let me know which group that would be.

I am also interesting in starting a discussion about Intel's DVI
technology.  I would suggest that comp.ivideodisc would probably be the
most appropriate (how about "comp.ivideo"?), and it could stand the
load.

To begin with, my understanding is that a DVI development kit includes
either the older 3-board DVI hardware, or the newer 2-board hardware.
Does anyone know the differences between the board sets, other than the
obvious reduction in the number?



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