liggio@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Vincent J. Liggio) (02/19/91)
Has anyone out there heard about the new Everex Viewpoint TC card that is out that supports 24-bit color, windows 3.0 driver for 16.7 million colors, VGA modes up to 1280x1024 (16color), and is listed at $795 (40% less I guess in the street)? Along the same vein, I was wondering if anyone can forward me recommendations of cards for 1024x768x256 (non-interlaced) VGA. I would like to use it on a Sony 1304 or Seiko 1450. Some cards I'm looking at include: Orchid Pro Designer II, Everex's Viewpoint VRAM, Everex's new card, Video-7's VRAM II, etc... Any preferences, dislikes, or suggestios would be appreciated. If there is sufficient response I will summarize and post... Please email direct. Vince Stallion Tigger +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | INTERNET : liggio@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu | | BITNET : liggio@cunixf.bitnet | | UUCP : {rutgers,topaz}!columbia!cunixf!liggio | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
wlnk_cif@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Willmeister) (02/19/91)
>Has anyone out there heard about the new Everex Viewpoint TC card that is >out that supports 24-bit color, windows 3.0 driver for 16.7 million colors, >VGA modes up to 1280x1024 (16color), and is listed at $795 (40% less I >guess in the street)? >Vince >Stallion Tigger I read about this card some time ago, I believe right after Comdex in Infoworld, but have not heard anything else about it either. Has anyone seen it for sale? Also, there is a card by NDI (i believe) based on a TI 34020 chip (TIGA), that has a suggested list price of some ridiculously low price in the neighborhood of $695. Has aynyone heard anything thing about that one? Again, I read about this quite some time ago, but have not seen it sold anywhere. Thanks in advance for any positive responses.