henry@garp.mit.edu (Henry Mensch) (12/02/90)
i have an IBM "Professional Graphics Display" which works with their PGA adapter (the PGA adapter has capabilities similar to VGA, but it never became popular, apparently due to its cost <at the time>). i'm interested to know if the display can be used with a VGA adapter. so far, i've heard "definitely," "maybe," and "no." i'm interested in hearing from people who have first-hand experience with this. cheers, # Henry Mensch / <henry@garp.mit.edu> / E40-379 MIT, Cambridge, MA # <hmensch@uk.ac.nsfnet-relay> / <henry@tts.lth.se> / <mensch@munnari.oz.au> # via X.400: S=mensch; OU=informatik; P=tu-muenchen; A=dbp; C=de
sichermn@beach.csulb.edu (Jeff Sicherman) (12/02/90)
In article <4218@media-lab.MEDIA.MIT.EDU> henry@garp.mit.edu (Henry Mensch) writes: >i have an IBM "Professional Graphics Display" which works with their >PGA adapter (the PGA adapter has capabilities similar to VGA, but it >never became popular, apparently due to its cost <at the time>). i'm >interested to know if the display can be used with a VGA adapter. > >so far, i've heard "definitely," "maybe," and "no." i'm interested in >hearing from people who have first-hand experience with this. > >cheers, ># Henry Mensch / <henry@garp.mit.edu> / E40-379 MIT, Cambridge, MA ># <hmensch@uk.ac.nsfnet-relay> / <henry@tts.lth.se> / <mensch@munnari.oz.au> ># via X.400: S=mensch; OU=informatik; P=tu-muenchen; A=dbp; C=de See the latest issue of Circuit Cellar Ink for aroll-your-own adaptor