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From: ns@cat.cmu.edu (Nicholas Spies)
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Subject: Re: NeXT high speed modem
Keywords: V.32, 9600bps full duplex
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Date: 19 Oct 88 02:59:22 GMT
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Has any mention been made about the video display technology of the NeXT--
that is, whether NeXT video output can be externally synched or is designed
in some clever way to accept external video in a window (a la Parallax), etc.
(I am aware that color has not yet been announced...)

The "compleate" academic computer of the 1990's _must_ be able to handle
NTSC<->B&W<->RGB conversions in a hassle-free (and hopefully, standardized)
manner, in order to be the workstation of choice for those of us working on
integrated computer/video applications...Who knows, perhaps an EditDroid lurks
within the dark confines of the Cube!

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Nicholas Spies			ns@cat.cmu.edu.arpa
Center for Design of Educational Computing
Carnegie Mellon University