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From: sip1@quads.uchicago.edu (Timothy F. Sipples)
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Subject: Re: need 1024x768 monitor, advice about using it with herc
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Date: 11 Mar 91 18:55:49 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
>!	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. 

Does anyone have a recommendation for an 800x600 (don't care about
1024x768 interlaced or noninterlaced), 14 inch, multisync monitor -- with
a composite video jack (for VCR)?  It would be nice to easily switch between
SuperVGA/VGA from the computer and (NTSC) video from the VCR.  Thoughts?
Will any such monitors also sync up to PAL?

[Careful on the cross posting -- I've expanded this thread beyond comp.
windows.ms for the time being.]

T.F.S.
Timothy F. Sipples				sip1@quads.uchicago.edu