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From: undrground!bryanh@amix.commodore.com (Bryan Harpel)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: Re: vga
Message-ID: <61Hoy1w163w@undrground.UUCP>
Date: 12 Mar 91 04:23:04 GMT
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Organization: A Network Beneath the Earth - The Underground Empire.
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>   Not sure I understand the question here. The AmigaDos resolution modes
>   are irrelevant to the BridgeBoard. The only display modes supported in
>   the Amiga for PCWindow are CGA and MDA. Other modes require a PC display
>   adapter.
> 
   Does this mean that assuming you have a Bridgeboard AT, a VGA or 
Multisync monitor, and a VGA card, you could run all software (commercial 
and otherwise) that an IBM could run?? (Like VGA games or graphic 
packages for example).  Are there any disadvantages to a Bridgecard AT 
over buying a real IBM compatible??  Let me know, I am considering 
purchasing one of the bridgecard babies!!



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