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Subject: Re: AT&T Vista boards
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The following information is copied from a cover letter dated May 12, 1987
for some sales literature from AT&T concerning Truevision.

Truevision VISTA (TM) Videographic Board.
Capture board and frame buffer with Texas Instruments 34010 Graphics System
processor.  Displayable Resolution:  up to 1512 x 486 pixels (NTSC), up to
1476 x 576 pixels (PAL).  Addressable Resolution:  1024 x 1024 pixels with
16,777,216 colors.

suggested retail price: $5995.00
Available July 1987

Call 800-858-TRUE or write
AT&T
Electronic Photography and Imaging Center
7351 Shadeland Station, Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46256
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That's all I know about it.  Looks impressive to me.  The accompanying sales
literature made no mention of it.

Eric Hughes
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