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- From: bogus (Mike Neus)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
- Subject: Re: c64 video to sVGA converter.
- Date: 26 Jan 1996 18:17:14 GMT
- Organization: Texas Instruments
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- In article <p14vim1ehqy.fsf@hugin.cling.gu.se>, MagerValp@Goth.Org says...
- >
- >James> What you need: An IBM 386sx/25 or higher A VGA with a VESA
- >James> compatible feature connector Windows 3.1 or higher DOS 5.0 or
- >James> higher REVEAL TV for PC card
- >
- >James> Connect the TV for PC card according to instructions, plug the
- >James> C64 into the card, power up everything, and away you go.
- >
- >what's the use? you still loose all the quality going through the
- >pc... connect your 64 to the tv with a scart cable instead... cheaper
- >and better,
-
- I think you missed the point. You only need one monitor for two computers
- now, though granted both computers have to be on which is a big disadvantage
- in my book. The quality should be better than a TV becuase a VGA display has
- much better resolution than a TV could ever hope for. There is no reason to
- believe running the signal through an IBM clone would degrade the picture,
- even though I know many people here would like it to :).
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