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From: hallett@shoreland.uucp (Jeff Hallett x4-6328)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: 32 bit QuickDraw
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Date: 18 Aug 89 17:56:55 GMT
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In article <21161@paris.ics.uci.edu> truesdel@ics.uci.edu (Scott Truesdell) writes:
>later:
>
>  "Circuitry that automatically senses which monitor you are using and 
>switches automatically from 66.7 Hz to 30 Hz. You just plug in your 
>Apple-compatible monitors, the board will take care of the rest." 
>

I talked to a receptroid at the RasterOps booth who said that any
monitor which cycles at 37 kHz horizontally could be plugged into this
board regardless of size.  I'm not much of a hardward jock, but this
sounded fishy.  Anyone care to comment?  They had a NEC ColorSync 13",
Apple 13" and one of their own larger monitors running off one, I
think, so something is up.

Further, he said that the board puts out gray NTSC and that a color
decoded could be purchased separately.  He mentioned Sony as a
possible vendor.

--
                Jeffrey A. Hallett, PET Software Engineering
                    GE Medical Systems, W641, PO Box 414
                            Milwaukee, WI  53201
           (414) 548-5173 : EMAIL -  hallett@postron.gemed.ge.com