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From: haddock@ti-csl
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Subject: Re: Monitors: what letters of the alpha
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Date: Mon, 6-Oct-86 02:47:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct  6 02:47:00 1986
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>/* Written 10:17 am  Oct  2, 1986 by hr@uicsl.UUCP in ti-csl:net.micro.amiga */
>>>... I'm just about ready to start looking for a monitor for my machine...
>I've already asked this question, but here goes again:
><At Siggraph, Aegis was demoing their software on a monitor with
>an Amiga label. It seemed to have a long persistence tube. Someone
>mentioned that it was a Mitsubishi. Does anyone know what it really was?

It was a Mitsubishi and it indeed have a long persistance phosphor!
If you had gone around the booth to the folks that were showing off
a CAD system on the Amiba* you would have seen them using the SAME
monitor 'cept it didn't have the Amiba* label on it.


					-Rusty-

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