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From: gerard@tscs.UUCP (Stephen M. Gerard)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Anyone using Mitsubishi Diamond Sca
Message-ID: <184@tscs.UUCP>
Date: 19 Mar 88 13:55:12 GMT
References: <206900104@prism>
Reply-To: gerard@tscs.UUCP (Stephen M. Gerard)
Organization: Total Support Computer Systems, Tampa, Florida
Lines: 29

In article <206900104@prism> john@prism.TMC.COM writes:
>
>I'm considering getting a Mitsubishi 'diamond-scan' monitor.  Mainly 
>I'm attracted to the fact that I can use it in a variety of ways, and 

The "Diamond Scan" AUM1371 is a very nice monitor, my favorite one in its
class at the present time.  The screen has a nice black background and I
much prefer its display to the NEC MultiSync.

The monitor has the controls (except power) in the back along with three
connectors, 25 pin for analog RGB, a 9 pin for TTL RGBI, and a BNC connector
for NTSC composite video.  The monitor comes with a 9 pin cable suitable
for use with an CGA/EGA/VGA(TTL) display adapter.  The composite video works
nicely with a VCR, slightly dimmer than a TV and of course, no speaker.

We have sold several of these units and have had no failures.

The RETAIL price for the monitor is $889.00 and the tilt/swivel base is $30.00.
I have heard rumors that the price is going up soon, I'm not sure if it's
the retail price or just our dealer cost or both.

Hope this information helps!

Steve

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