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From: anders@penguin (Anders Wallgren)
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Subject: Re: Will the real 72dpi please stand up?
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Date: 17 Feb 90 21:32:03 GMT
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In-reply-to: kanefsky@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu (Steve Kanefsky)

In article <1990Feb16.231217.27252@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu>, kanefsky@umn-cs (Steve Kanefsky) writes:
>BTW, I wonder why Apple downplays their monitors by calling them
>"monochrome" when they're all capable of at least 16 shades of grey
>and the Hi-res "monochrome" monitor can display 256 shades of grey
>with Apple's card.
>
>Steve Kanefsky             
>kanefsky@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu 

Mono-chrome: (1) n. [monochroma, fr. L, fem. of monochromos of one color]
		1.  a painting, drawing, or photograph in a single hue
	     (2) adj. 
		1. of, relating to, or made with a single color or
		   hue.
		2. characterized by the reproduction of visual images
		   in tones of gray <monochrome television>