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Info-Graphics Digest	Sun Aug  2 03:00:14 PDT 1987

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Today's Topics:

 	AI/Graphics help
  high-res AT graphics

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           via Janet with NIFTP  id aa05269; 27 Jul 87 11:43 BST
Date: 		27-JUL-1987 11:41:04
From: THOWARD%graphics.computer-science.manchester.ac.uk@Cs.Ucl.AC.UK
Subject: 	AI/Graphics help

I am currently investigating what work has been done on connecting/integrating
AI methods and computer graphics. I would be very grateful if anyone can
send me any references, or bibliographies (or comments!) etc in this area. 
If there's enough interest, I will summarise responses to info-graphics.
Thanks...
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                          - Toby Howard -  
Computer Graphics Unit, Department of Computer Science
Manchester University, England, M13 9PL. Phone: +44 61 273 7121 x5429/5406
Janet: thoward@uk.ac.man.cs.cgu  
ARPA:  thoward%cgu.cs.man.ac.uk@cs.ucl.ac.uk
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Date:     Mon, 29 Jun 87 23:03 EDT
From: <V111QQK8%UBVMS.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu>
Subject:  high-res AT graphics
X-Original-To:  info-graphics-request@ads.arpa, V111QQK8

     We are looking for a high resolution (at least 700*700) graphics
card and monitor for use on an IBM PC/XT/AT compatible.  They can be
either monochrome or color, BUT must satisfy certain critical
constraints.  First, the phosphor on the monitor must NOT be of long
persistence type.  Second, the brightness of the display should NOT
vary with image complexity (i.e. there should be even luminance across
the screen regardless of the number of characters present).  We will
also require technical specifications and programming notes as they
will be controlled via machine language.  The intended application will
involve rapid presentation of images, the average duration being 100
milliseconds.
     One possible candidate might be a product called LASERVIEW from
SIGMA DESIGNS, but we don't have much information on it.  If you know
more on this product or on any such products, please send a note to me
at the address given below.

John Hilton
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