bobl@graphics.rent.com (Bob Lindabury - SysAdm) (03/10/91)
******* FOR SALE : TARGA 16 BOARD *******
TARGA (TRUEVISION Advanced Raster Graphics Adaptar) board that
will turn your PC/AT (or compatible) into a powerful graphics
Workstation. Has the following features :
* With Overscan
* Special Resolution Modes :
a) - 512 X 480 pixels (interlaced)
board memory accommodates one 512 X 512 image.
b) - 512 X 240 pixels (interlaced/noninterlaced)
accommodates two full screen 512 X 256 images.
c) - 256 X 240 pixels (interlaced/noninterlaced)
accommodates four full screen 256 X 256 images.
* Color Resolution :
32,768 colors plus Overlay and 128 levels of blend
for mixing line video and still images.
* Capture Time :
- 1/60 th of a second per field,
- 1/30 th of a second per frame.
* Hardware Zoom :
2X, 4X and 8X
* Hardware Panning :
Independent horizontal and vertical smooth panning.
* Bit Plane Read/Write Mask capability.
* Vertical Scrolling with Wrap-Around.
* Comes with sophisticated software that enables you to
capture, store and retreive images, write text, draw
basic geometric shapes, and move images on the screen.
I will also include:
* TARGA TIPS16:
Full-Featured Truevision Image Processing Software
* Additional 30 fonts (Total of 50 fonts)
Original List Prices:
TARGA 16 $1750.00
TARGA TIPS16 $1250.00
FONT Pack $ 250.00
Total $3250.00
Asking for $1350 for the package or best offer.
Will Trade even for a NewTek Video Toaster for the Amiga.
Contact by email >> bobl@graphics.rent.com,
bobl@bobsbox.rent.com
or call me at 908/560-7353
-- Bob
The Graphics BBS 908/469-0049 "It's better than a sharp stick in the eye!"
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Home #: 908/560-7353 | 908/271-8878rowebm@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Brian Rowe) (03/11/91)
I have seen the Targa board mentioned a couple times. I'm still not sure what it really is. Can it be used on the Amiga? I noticed someone wanting to trade it for the toaster. Could someone compare the two? I'm familiar with the toaster.