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#21421From: STEVEN G. ELLISMar 31, 1988 10:16 PM
HELF! Can anyone recommend a good 15" high res. (1024x…)monitor and compat. card for about $3000-$3500 ?? I have looked at individual monitors & boards specs but how do I know which ones work together?? It is very confusing.I would appreciate any help I could get. Please. I am compuserve 73300,571. Ph. (415) 886-4730 evenings.Thanks!
#21487From: Lansing PughApr 4, 1988 12:54 AM
Steven – that's the kind of advice you might try your dealer for. If you don't have a dealer (or you are a dealer, like me), you might try talking to manufacturers and distributors. Your budget might turn out to be a little tight, but I think its worth a shot. I too prefer the 15" monitors over a 19" with the same number of lines. I've got a Mitsubishi that's been relabeled by Verticom, the manufacturer of one of my high-end cards. Mitsubishi has a very broad line of monitors, including multiscan types. Also check out the ones from Tatung, NEC, and Sony. Tell us more about what kind of graphics card you are looking for. Do you need lots of colors, display list processing, windowing? The more features you "need", the harder it will be to meet your budget with reliable equipment. Also, do you need to have the Advanced User Interface features of Release 9? .. Sorry I've got more questions than answers… .. Lansing Pugh Authorized AutoCAD Dealer / Austin, Texas / 512 441-4666
#21487From: Lansing PughApr 4, 1988 12:54 AM
Steven – that's the kind of advice you might try your dealer for. If you don't have a dealer (or you are a dealer, like me), you might try talking to manufacturers and distributors. Your budget might turn out to be a little tight, but I think its worth a shot. I too prefer the 15" monitors over a 19" with the same number of lines. I've got a Mitsubishi that's been relabeled by Verticom, the manufacturer of one of my high-end cards. Mitsubishi has a very broad line of monitors, including multiscan types. Also check out the ones from Tatung, NEC, and Sony. Tell us more about what kind of graphics card you are looking for. Do you need lots of colors, display list processing, windowing? The more features you "need", the harder it will be to meet your budget with reliable equipment. Also, do you need to have the Advanced User Interface features of Release 9? .. Sorry I've got more questions than answers… .. Lansing Pugh Authorized AutoCAD Dealer / Austin, Texas / 512 441-4666
#21492From: Michael MurphreeApr 4, 1988 2:34 AM
You won't save a tremendous amount by going with a 15" rather than a 19" monitor. Have you considered a 19? If so, take a look at the Mitsubishi HJ6905 with a Verticom H16B with Twin Focus or one of the Artist xxGT series. They're just about the best I've seen on the market.
#21638From: Corky DeedsApr 7, 1988 11:19 PM
You guys all missed the low end, a Genoa 4850-7+ with a NEC MultiSynic XL. 800×600 16 colors Rel 9 ADI Driver 15 in Flat Screen and cheap! Corky Deeds LightSpeed Corp.
#21638From: Corky DeedsApr 7, 1988 11:19 PM
You guys all missed the low end, a Genoa 4850-7+ with a NEC MultiSynic XL. 800×600 16 colors Rel 9 ADI Driver 15 in Flat Screen and cheap! Corky Deeds LightSpeed Corp.
#21492From: Michael MurphreeApr 4, 1988 2:34 AM
You won't save a tremendous amount by going with a 15" rather than a 19" monitor. Have you considered a 19? If so, take a look at the Mitsubishi HJ6905 with a Verticom H16B with Twin Focus or one of the Artist xxGT series. They're just about the best I've seen on the market.