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From: robinson@shadow.Berkeley.EDU (Michael Robinson)
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Subject: Re: Alternative Amiga monitors
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Date: Fri, 28-Nov-86 03:45:40 EST
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In article <2131@well.UUCP> rogue@well.UUCP (L. Brett Glass) writes:
>dealer (and he's a friend on mine!) suggested that I buy the system WITH
>the monitor and try to sell it when I get my 25" XBR. Suuuuure, everyone
>wants an Amiga monitor, right?

No, but *everybody* wants a color monitor that accepts composite NTSC and 
has an audio amplifier :-)!

Amiga monitors can be sold for use with Apples, IBM clones, VCR's, etc.
My monitor is the most versatile piece of electronics I own.

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