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From: crash@pro-colony.UUCP (John Stephen III)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: RGB/TV
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Date: 5 Apr 88 23:37:29 GMT
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   The Sony model KV-1311CR is a combination TV/RGB (analog AND
digital)/Composite video monitor.  The price is around $500 and it is well
worth it.  I've had mine for about a year now and really do like it -- it uses
the 'Trinitron' picture tube, has a multiplex output for a stereo TV adapter,
is 'cable-ready', has audio and video inputs and outputs (as well as TV video
inputs and outputs so you can run the TV picture to your regular b/w monitor
while you're using the RGB on the Sony) and it accepts both analog (apple's
type of RGB) and digital (IBM's) RGB.  The picture quality is also great (did I mention that yet?).
   Applied Engineering sells them for $499 (look in any apple magazine for
their address).