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From: i1neal@exnet.iastate.edu (Neal Rauhauser -- )
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Subject: Re: need 1024x768 monitor, advice about using it with herc
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Date: 11 Mar 91 16:30:13 GMT
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>I have a Sony 1304 at home, I've used a 3D in the past.  I like the Sony
>better (mostly because the Sony does 1024x768 non-interlaced).  I couldn't
>who would sell the Sony for $650.  I don't know what it costs in Iowa,


!	I was very happy w/ my Loop multisync.  For $389 you get 1024x768
!	NON-interlaced, and a 1-year warranty.  NEC can't touch non-
!	interlaced for that price. 



      O.K., one vote for the 1304, one vote for the loop 1024x768 
noninterlaced monitor, any other suggestions? $650 is a bit excessive,
IMHO, but thats only cause I need $250 to get the bike road-worthy
again :-)

     The next question, video boards ... 


!	I'd go for a Trident 8900 w/ 1M of ram.  You can get one for
!	$130 from Silverado Distributing (see computer shopper)


      The price is right, and 1 meg more for $30 definitely cans the
board I was looking at. BTW, Silverado Distributing isn't listed in
any of the shoppers I have, could someone post an address for them?
I also can't find Loop ... maybe I'm just being stupid, I looked in
both indexes, products and advertisers 


         Thanks for the help


--
   Neal   i1neal@exnet.iastate.edu
 "A poor fool indeed is he who adopts a manner of thinking (meant) for others!"
   - Donatien-Alphonse-Francois de Sade
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