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- From: mharrell@sojourn1.sojourn.com (Matt Harrell)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
- Subject: Re: C=1960 vs C=1942 for A1200
- Date: 6 Feb 1996 15:18:39 GMT
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- Wells Fargo Bank (wfblan@netcom.com) wrote:
-
- : As I understand it, the 1942 is a MultiScan monitor, and the 1960 is a fully
- : MultiSync monitor. The different being that the 1942 is much more limited in
- : the ranges it can scan. A full MultiSync monitor (ie, the 1960) is the way
- : you should go. As for extra hardware, I don't believe there would be any.
-
- : Rob Bamford
- : (wfblan@netcom.com)
-
- The 1942 is a *trisync*; it is capable of displaying only three
- different frequencies. "Multiscan" and "multisync" are the same
- thing; they are capable of displaying all frequencies in their
- designed range. The 1960 and 1950 are both multisync monitors, and
- scan low enough for all Amigas.
-
- Matt Harrell
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