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Subject: Re: 20" Hitachi Monitor
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Date: 5 Jun 89 23:45:19 GMT
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Written by:Chuck McManis
>Don't bother. The MONITOR has absolutely zero effect on what the COMPUTER
>can display. You'd still get 640 X 200, assuming even that the monitor 
>could sync it's signals up to the Amiga. Monitors are built to display
>data presented to them by a computer, the manufacturer of the monitor
>asks the computer maker what signals the computer will produce when it

 I understand that the Amiga with it's standard configuation will not display
more than 640X400 (More with overscan). The Hitachi monitor supports higher
resolution modes (Such as NEC Multiscync, Mitsubishi Diamond Scan, etc). I
was curious to see my Amiga display on a screen larger than 13 inches. And
if this method worked, I could hook my Amiga up to one of our large screen
projectors and project my Amiga's screen output to a wall sized screen! 

The prospects of playing certain games, such as Falcon, or Flight Simulator
on a wall sized screen is very tempting! 

Joe
(Joe@bryans.scc.com)