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In article <17270017@hpgrla.gr.hp.com> galenr@hpgrla.gr.hp.com (Galen Raben) writes:
>From: galenr@hpgrla.gr.hp.com (Galen Raben)
>Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1992 20:48:59 GMT
>Subject: Re: TV Windows
>Levi,
>Information on Windows-TV cards is a bit hard to come by, I've been trying
>for awhile now (without much success)...  Here's what little I have on the
>Hauppage card, yes it has a built-in 122 ch tuner, most the others I've heard
>of the tuner is an add-on (including VideoBlaster, CompuAdd's card, earlier
>New Media Graphics cards- dunno anything about the newer one(s)).
>
>Last I saw Win-TV was available for $439 from PC Connection (1-800-800-5555
>or fax 1-603-446-7791)...
>
>My compilation of Hauppage Win-TV's features (so far...)
>
>Video Acquisition: Switchable between 3 NTSC/PAL sources w/optional source 
>                   adapter kit.  Built-in 122 ch cable-ready tuner
>Inputs: 2 video (w/optional source adapter kit), audio inputs????
>Outputs: Stereo audio output.  Others????
>
>Image Manipulation: Freeze,Zoom, Scale, Dragging.
>                    Adjust Color, Contrast, Brightness, RGB.
>Audio: ????
>       Software control of volume, balance, treble, and bass.
>Image Acquisition: 8bit-24bit TIFF, BMP, TGA, MMP formats
>I/O Port Memory accessing: ????
>Video display memory: ????
>System requirements: ????
>
>Has anyone got one?  Would appreciate an e-mail of your impressions!!!
>- Galen -
>galenr@hpgrla.gr.hp.com

I just read in the Nov. 2, 1992 issue of InfoWorld on page 32 about WatchIt 
TV.  This allows a scalable tv window; has hookups for antenna, cable, 
VCR, and video camera; allows video capture; and runs under Windows 3.0 
or later.  This is made by  NEw Media Graphics and their number is 508-663-
0666.