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From: mikef@hpspdra.HP.COM (Mike Fischer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Multisync Monitors
Message-ID: <590001@hpspdra.HP.COM>
Date: 29 May 89 23:48:53 GMT
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You didn't mention the multisync monitor that I have seen that makes
all the others look like out-of-date technology: Zenith ZCM-1490
flat screen 14 inch.  The only area in which it didn't beat all others
I've seen was brightness.  In a brightly lighted environment (near
huge windows with clear-sky noon sun outside) it needed to be run
with the brightness control all the way up, and was a little dim
for some art, but ok for text.  Even under those conditions its lack
of glare was astounding.

I'm looking at an ad from Fry's in Sunnyvale that quotes $649.00 for
the ZCM-1490, good till June 6.  That may be a hundred or so dollars
more than the other's prices, and to my eye it's a bargain.  Try to
get a look at one before you buy.  After all this kind of judgement
is very personal and subjective, so please don't take my word for it.
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Mike Fischer		mikef%hpspdra@hplabs.hp.com