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Subject: Re: High resolution (1000 x 800 x 8) PC/AT color display ?
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Date: Fri, 7-Mar-86 19:07:56 EST
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In article <9588@ucla-cs.ARPA> tamir@ucla-cs.UUCP (Yuval Tamir) writes:
>Does anyone know of a high resolution 1000 x 800 color
>display with 8 bit planes for the PC/AT ?

        Number Nine, Inc. manufactures 512x4 512x8 
        1024x8 and 512x32 boards (resolution x #of bits/pxl)
        The 512x32 has an on-board genlock & NTSC option --
        so to all those who said it couldn't be done, nyaa!

>Is there a way to use a mouse with this board ?
>
>I am actually interested in using the board with an RT
>that has a PC/AT bus.
>

        Same thing we want it for.  Visual Engineering, inc.  has
        actually used the #9 card with a Mitsubishi monitor and
        written a driver -- so the answer is 'yes'.


>                           Yuval Tamir
>
>Internet: tamir@locus.ucla.edu
>    UUCP: { ucbvax, ihnp4, . . .}!ucla-cs!tamir

        
I don't work for either company.

Cheryl Stewart