spinrad@rigel.ucsb.edu (Sanford Spinrad) (12/13/90)
I figured its time to save my eyes. If I going to spend a good portion of my life looking at a CRT, the least I should do is get something to protect my vision. So I need recommendations an glare screens. I want to get the most protective screen available that's under the $125 range. Oh yea, I have a GoldStar interlaced VGA color monitor. Thanks for you help! Sandy -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Sandy Spinrad Internet: spinrad@cornu.ucsb.edu UUNET: uunet!hub.ucsb.edu!spinrad@cornu
cur022%cluster@ukc.ac.uk (Bob Eager) (12/14/90)
In article <7822@hub.ucsb.edu>, spinrad@rigel.ucsb.edu (Sanford Spinrad) writes: > I figured its time to save my eyes. If I going to spend a good > portion of my life looking at a CRT, the least I should do is get > something to protect my vision. So I need recommendations an glare > screens. I can heartily recommend the OCLI (Optical Coatings...?) screens. They are coated glass, and superb in my opinion. They are manufactured in the US, so you shouldn't have too much trouble finding them. They would be at the upper end of your price range, I guess. -------------------------+------------------------------------------------- Bob Eager | University of Kent at Canterbury | +44 227 764000 ext 7589 -------------------------+-------------------------------------------------