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From: spierce@pnet01.CTS.COM (Stuart Pierce)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Mono Monitors
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Date: Thu, 13-Aug-87 15:36:47 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 13 15:36:47 1987
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I noticed that Computer Mail Order was advertising the Amdek 410 Monitor in
the current issue of Amiga World.  It would be simple to plug a composite
monochrome monitor (like the Amdek 300a) to the Amiga, but I was not aware
that a TTL monochrome monitor would be compatible.  I assume that this is
connected through the RGB port, and I could get a clear 80-column display. 
Does it display 16 shades of amber, white, etc.?  Is there a good long-perist
monochrome monitor out there?  I already have a Sony KV-20XBR which is great
for games, but I would like an alternative for text (hopefully 640 x 400). 
Any comments?   *** Stuart Pierce ***