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From: rv@cpsc53.UUCP (Richard Verzyl)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: 'Projection' monitors
Message-ID: <100310@cpsc53.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 28-Aug-87 15:44:44 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 28 15:44:44 1987
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Organization: AT&T-IS CPSC, Atlanta, GA
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> I am looking for information about monitors which can be used with
> PClones (unTM) which work with overhead projectors.  I know that they
> exist, since I have seen news items about them, but I'm tired of going
> through all these back issues of magazines.  Could anyone who knows of
> manufacturers of such systems email me the name and number and any
> experience you have?  I will, of course, summarize to the net when the
> veritable flood of responses slows to a trickle.  Thanks.
> 
> GKB

We use the SONY VPH-1030Q1 Multiscan Projector which produces a very good
100inch screen display in color.  Most video or business graphics dealers
stock these.  They require appropriate interface cables for different PC/
monitor combinations.  About $12K
  
You might also look at the LimeLight which is a cheaper, more portable
unit which probably is monochrome only. About $5K ?
  
Kodak also makes a "Slide Show" projector adapter which sits atop your
standard desktop overhead projector and works with most PC's (not 6300).
It is <$2K.              

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