MHALL@ducvax.auburn.edu (MARK HALL) (10/14/89)
Mark Hall Systems Analyst I 144 Parker Hall Auburn University Auburn University, Alabama 36849-3501 BITNET: MHALL@AUDUCVAX Phone: (205) 844-4512 As promised, here is the summary of replies I received concerning my query about multisync monitors for the Amiga. I received the most positive feedback for the Mitsubishi Diamond Scan. The majority of those who responded favorded the Diamond Scan as the all-around best monitor for the Amiga. The one consistent dislike of users of the the Diamond Scan is a perceived dim display. Color saturation and compatibility were very good. The NEC 2 A received the worst rating among all replies because it doesn't support the Amiga. I got mixed reviews here; some replies said the 2A did not work at all, and some folks said they had used a 2A, but the monitor did not completely support the Amiga display. I don't know...you'll have to do your own research to clarify. The NEC 3D got mixed reviews. I had horror stories of wavering displays and poor color saturation. I also had one response that raved about the excellent quality of the display and the wonderful color saturation. You'll have to check this one out on-site. Finally, I recieved some favorable comments about the Sony 1303 (the 1304 does not work with the Amiga). It offers good color, crisp images, and a good price. That pretty much sums up the replies I received. This is by no means an exhaustive comparison, but it does reflect the content of those replies I received. Thanks to everyone who replied. If I get any new information, I'll pass it along. Mark Hall Systems Analyst I 144 Parker Hall Auburn University Auburn University, Alabama 36849-3501 BITNET: MHALL@AUDUCVAX Phone: (205) 844-4512 All standard and non-standard disclaimers apply.