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From: 6600dmx@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Richard A. Boyd)
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Subject: Re: A1950 Monitor questions
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Date: 14 May 91 22:31:02 GMT
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There is nothing wrong with the A1950.  It is,
however, a basic monitor, no frills or anything like
that.  If you bought a system through the ed deal
and got the monitor with it, you paid only like $50
for it (from how I figured it).  This may have
changed by now.  If you have the money, I'd
recommend a NEC 3D, if you don't mind putting money
into the Japanese economy.