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From: john@killer.uucp (John Schettino  x4156)
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Subject: Re: Ehman monitors
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Date: 3 May 91 13:27:58 GMT
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In article <80740@bu.edu.bu.edu> ccmlh@buitc.bu.edu (Mark Hayes) writes:
>The Ehman full- and two-page monochrome monitors receive rave reviews
>in the latest MacWorld, and the prices are quite attractive ($495 and
>$895, with expansion card). Has anyone out there ever seen one of these
>babies in action?

Yes! I have an Ehman full-page mono monitor on my IIci at home, and
it's great! The image is brite and sharp, and the card was easy
to install. The tube is pretty curved (ie, you'd never think
it was a flat-panel display!)

My suggestion is to spend the extra $400 and get the two-pager if
you do serious DTP as you'll want the extra room for pop-ups,
pallettes, etc. For casual use, the extra real estate and ease
of a full page display cannot be beat.

Neat Toys!
john schettino
john@ctc.contel.com