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From: herbert@grok.DEC (Kevin Paul Herbert)
Newsgroups: net.video
Subject: Proton Monitor
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Date: Wed, 11-Jul-84 07:34:43 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul 11 07:34:43 1984
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The Proton 19" monitor (I don't know the model number off hand) is the
most incredible consumer video display device I have seen!

I have no previous experience with Proton as a company, but have seen
their monitor demonstrated on several occasions, and will be buying
one sometime in the near future for my Laserdisc player.

See if you can locate a high-end audio/video store in your area and
ask them to set up a demo for you, using a Laserdisc player and a
Laserdisc which has very good video production.

Kevin Herbert

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... it seems like 5,000 years have come and gone, and still it's left undone