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From: eric@hector.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: COMDEX report
Message-ID: <3206@ulysses.homer.nj.att.com>
Date: Tue, 24-Nov-87 09:48:26 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 24 09:48:26 1987
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Reply-To: eric@hector (Eric Lavitsky)
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Keywords: multiscan monitors

Well, I've found out a little more about the MultiSync II, so I
thought I'd share it with everyone:

	It's a 14" flat screen monitor
	It comes on a swivel base
	It's dot pitch is .31mm
	It has switches in the front to select between monochrome Amber/Green
		and maybe others?

I've read a fairly favorable of the Sony monitor in InfoBlurb (oops, that's
InfoWorld ;-), but the only obvious plus over the MultiSync II is it's dot
pitch which I believe is .28mm. The Princeton Graphics Ultrasync also has a
dot pitch of .28mm and appears from the ads to be flat screen and on a swivel
base as well. I have yet to see any of these monitors in person, but have
been offered a fairly good price of $620 on a MultiSync II - I'd really like
to see or hear of a side by side comparison of all these monitors (and the
Mitsubishi Diamond Scan). Anyone out there have some more info?

Eric

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