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From: wkp@lanl.ARPA (bill peter)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari8
Subject: Re: OmniView & monitors
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Date: Mon, 22-Sep-86 00:53:15 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 22 00:53:15 1986
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> In answer to your question about composite monitors with hi-res text modes,
> I saw something that seems to fit the need exactly, in a recent Compute!
> 	o Compatibility with IBM, Apple, Commodore, Atari, and others.
> 	  (No surprise - how widely can you vary a composite video line?)
> 
> 	o Choice of monochrome or color monitors with TV grade to hi-res
> 	  text and graphics
> 
> 	o Monochrome text editing mode for color monitors
> 	  (This seems to be the most relevant point...)
> 
> 	o Alternate use as cable or VCR monitor

     Another possibility is to look in the Sears catalog.  They carry a com-
     bination TV/monitor/RGB system for a little over $300.  The resolution
     is great, it can be used as a TV, as a VCR monitor, or as an RGB
     monitor.  An added feature allows a monochrome green mode for text
     editing and the like.

     bill peter          ihnp4!lanl!wkp