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From: spencer@eris (Randal m. Spencer [RmS])
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Dream Workbench
Message-ID: <7161@agate.BERKELEY.EDU>
Date: 24 Feb 88 19:51:48 GMT
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Reply-To: spencer@eris.berkeley.edu (Randal m. Spencer [RmS])
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Recently on *comp.sys.amiga* I wrote:
...Recently on *comp.sys.amiga* KEITHH@BNR.BITNET (Keith  Hanlan, K.P.) wrote:
......
......I  had  the   opportunity  to  use  a  A2000   with  a  Mitshbishi
......"multisync"  (what   is  the   generic  term?)  monitor   and  the
......deinterlacer.
...
...I have to admidt, a friend of mine just got one of the first 3 units to
...reach the public, and it is everything and more of what Keith said.

Ok, ok, Jim ("I'm in the market for a monitor") Mackraz pointed out that it
looked too much like I was saying my friend just got a 'Mitshbishi' monitor.

Point in fact, I was refering to the Flicker Fixer by MicroWay.  And as I
sit at my crumby 200 line Amiga I really miss the ability to do the things
set forth in the previous article.  Everyone will someday want one of these
boxes, just think, higher resolution than a Mac II (sans 19" monitor).

Oh, and as usual, if you too are in the market for a monitor for your Amiga,
I have to recommend Multi-scan monitors such as the NEC or the Mitsubishi
and especially the Sony 1302.  That way you can always get the Flicker
Fixer later (or whatever other options come along...)

"This Roman Meal Bakery, thought you'd like to know"

hmmm... what's that from?
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