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From: richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Need some help
Summary: "It's my first time - be gentle"
Message-ID: <2343@gryphon.CTS.COM>
Date: 31 Jan 88 21:13:09 GMT
References: <8176@sunybcs.UUCP>
Reply-To: richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton)
Organization: Trailing Edge Technology, Redondo Beach, CA
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In article <8176@sunybcs.UUCP> ugblaszy@sunybcs.UUCP (Dave Blaszyk) writes:
>
>I a different vein, I am currently in the market for a NICE monitor for the
>Amiga2000 :  The following is my wish list :
>
>	o 	Big Screen ( Maybe 19or20 in.)
>	o	Would like a monitor that minimizes the high-res flicker
>	o	Would like to also use it as a Second TV for my room.
>	o	Will be used for MOSTLY animation nnd videos making.
>	o	Must be less than $700, I am not buying it, I have worked
>		out a deal for a local company that I will write a program
>		for them, and they will buy me the monitor, at the Company's
>		expense, of course.
>	o	Must be able to be "easily" connected, I can get a hold of
>		some cabling equipment, and Rs232 ends to make my own cables,
>		I can make my own cables at work if need be, as long as I 
>	o	could get the pin-outs to connect the monitor to my Amiga.
>

Well, you have two choices. 1) Sony makes some consumer grade TV's with
ANALOG (thats the keyword) RGB inputs, right up to 47".

I think the current 19 or 25" one is an XBR, or has that been superseeded
again.

Choice 2) is to get a de-interlacer, and run the signal into a non-NTSC
monitor which you can get in any size, but aint cheap.

You *might* get something from column 1) for $700, but not column 2)



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