dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu (Dale Larson) (10/11/90)
I _REALLY_ like SuperHi-Res Interlace mode. It is too small to use for long on a 14" monitor (I like it because it gets so much text visible so bigger fonts are useless). The Viking Moniterm is way too expensive for me. Why isn't there a 16-19" high-persistence phosphor monochrome monitor for Amiga use (probably in the $200 range)? I have looked for such a monitor in things like Computer Shopper for a year (though I haven't had SuperHi-Res for that long) and have never found one. If anyone knows of such a monitor, please send me info. If you work for Commodore, please consider adding such a monitor to your product line. The A2024 is too small, and I am sure that there are folks using lots of text and little graphics who could really appreciate inexpensive and USEABLE 1200x400. -- -Dale Larson (dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu)
joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) (10/12/90)
dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu (Dale Larson) writes: > > I _REALLY_ like SuperHi-Res Interlace mode. It is too small to use for long > on a 14" monitor (I like it because it gets so much text visible so bigger > fonts are useless). The Viking Moniterm is way too expensive for me. > Why isn't there a 16-19" high-persistence phosphor monochrome monitor for > Amiga use (probably in the $200 range)? I have looked for such a monitor > in things like Computer Shopper for a year (though I haven't had SuperHi-Res > for that long) and have never found one. > > If anyone knows of such a monitor, please send me info. > > If you work for Commodore, please consider adding such a monitor to your > product line. The A2024 is too small, and I am sure that there are folks > using lots of text and little graphics who could really appreciate inexpensiv > and USEABLE 1200x400. > -- > -Dale Larson (dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu) Wait a minute! I think the A2024 is 19-21", which id quite large by computer standards. -Joseph Hillenburg UUCP: ...iuvax!valnet!joseph ARPA: valnet!joseph@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu INET: joseph@valnet.UUCP
ayr@antares.hut.fi (Ari Yrj|l{) (10/12/90)
In article <9B8Vq9w163w@valnet> joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) writes: > >Wait a minute! I think the A2024 is 19-21", which id quite large by >computer standards. Thinking won't change it's size ;-) A2024 is 15". While talking about monitors has anybody seen or actually owns Highgraph V graphics card which should be better than FlickerFixer? Ralf Jochheim Computer Tuning advertises that card in German Markt&Technik Amiga-magazin: max. resolution 848x610, all 4096 colours in all modes, requires multisync monitor etc. Price about the same as for FlickerFixer (PAL version) in Germany...sounds too good to be true. :) This msg is sent by: Ari Yrj|l{ // Internet: ayrjola@hut.fi Address: JMT 3B 231b // BITNET : LK-AY AT FINHUT 02150 ESPOO ,Finland,Europe :: // VoiceNet: +358-(9)0-468 3088 ______________________________________://------------------------------
billsey@agora.uucp (Bill Seymour) (10/13/90)
In article <9B8Vq9w163w@valnet> joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) writes: :dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu (Dale Larson) writes: : :: I _REALLY_ like SuperHi-Res Interlace mode. It is too small to use for long :: on a 14" monitor (I like it because it gets so much text visible so bigger :: fonts are useless). The Viking Moniterm is way too expensive for me. :: Why isn't there a 16-19" high-persistence phosphor monochrome monitor for :: Amiga use (probably in the $200 range)? I have looked for such a monitor :: in things like Computer Shopper for a year (though I haven't had SuperHi-Res :: for that long) and have never found one. :: :: -Dale Larson (dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu) : :Wait a minute! I think the A2024 is 19-21", which id quite large by :computer standards. : :-Joseph Hillenburg The 2024 is a 14" monitor. The Moniterm is a 19" monitor. -- -Bill Seymour billsey@agora ***** American People/Link Amiga Zone Hardware Specialist NES*BILL ***** Bejed, Inc. NES, Inc. Northwest Amiga Group At Home Sometimes (503) 281-8153 (503) 246-9311 (503) 656-7393 BBS (503) 640-0842
dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu (Dale Larson) (10/13/90)
In article <9B8Vq9w163w@valnet> joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) writes: >Wait a minute! I think the A2024 is 19-21", which id quite large by >computer standards. I called CATS 2 months ago to ask about A2024 size and was told that it is 14". -- -Dale Larson (dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu)