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From: laba-4an@web3g.berkeley.edu (Andy McFadden)
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Subject: Re: (none)
Summary: Digital RGB??
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Date: 3 Apr 88 20:35:24 GMT
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In article <1443370@ub.cc.umich.edu> Tabakal_UMAUG@UB.CC.UMICH.EDU writes:
>It cost $400 dollars.  I have the same monitor, and I think it's a lot
>nicer than the GS monitor.  It also does digital RGB for my PC Transporter,
>and it's a 13 inch Sony Triniton TV remote control TV set.  For my
>User Group meetings, I show videos via a VCR on it, and then hit a button
>to switch back to my GS which is already waiting to go.  It's the KVC1311CR.

Thanks for the info, but I believe that the PC Transporter is set up to use
an analog RGB monitor (their ads say something like "your RGB screens will
look better than IBMs!")  Although it sounds like a nit-picky point, I
would caution anyone thinking about buying it for a //e digitial RGB
interface to look before you leap...

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>     U of M Apple User's Group            That makes 5.256E+4 a century!
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