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From: paul@imsvax.UUCP (Paul Knight)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: New graphics capabilities
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Date: Sun, 3-May-87 08:47:44 EDT
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Posted: Sun May  3 08:47:44 1987
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Organization: IMS Inc, Rockville MD
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From my buddy Ted Holden:

An ad on page 122 of the new (May 87) issue of the PC tech journal should
suffice as a glimpse of the future of PC graphics.  Based on the TI 34010
chip, this product offers 1024x768x4 resolution, dynamic zoom and pan,
and graphics writing speed beyond anything heretofore seen.  The heart of
the board is the single TI chip;  the thing should be cheap to produce, 
should not generate intense heat as previous efforts at serious PC graphics
have.  By this summer, there should be at least a dozen such products on
the market for $500 or less, and the price of serious graphics monitors
should tumble as more and more are produced.  

The only losers I can see in any of this will be the unfortunate purchasers
of the new IBM machines, who will be stuck with 640x480 graphics until the
day of judgement.

Ted Holden
HT Enterprises

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