Looking for a 60 inch display

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3 total messages Started by Hiren Shah Thu, 29 Oct 1992 15:35

#28

Author: Hiren Shah
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 15:35

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Hi:
 
Am trying to locate a 60 inch display, the kind you see in trade shows and
expos.  I have been told that there
are 60 " displays which are backlit and can therefore look as good in
the dark or in the light.
Any ideas or suggestions ?
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Hiren
 
Please reply to:
hiren@teknetix.com

Re: Looking for a 60 inch display

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Author: Jim Selzer
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 19:29

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>Am trying to locate a 60 inch display, the kind you see in trade shows and
>expos.  I have been told that there
>are 60 " displays which are backlit and can therefore look as good in
>the dark or in the light.
>Any ideas or suggestions ?

We evaluated the Sony RVP-6000Q Multiscan projector with both NTSC and 
RGB.  It looks "mahvelous".  It is pretty pricey.  I seem to remember 
about $24,000.  We settled on Mitsubishi 35" RGB display (about $10,000).  
They say it is easily moved but, in my opinion, it would take an effort.  
If you really need a display that big, I would recommend it.  The number 
Sony lists in ad is (800) 635-SONY, ext. 600.

Re: Looking for a 60 inch display

#43

Author: Bob Jenner
Date: Sat, 31 Oct 1992 02:28

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In article <1992Oct29.153531.2342@teknetix.com>, hiren@mtu.edu (Hiren Shah)
wrote:
> 
> Hi:
>  
> Am trying to locate a 60 inch display, the kind you see in trade shows and
> expos.  I have been told that there
> are 60 " displays which are backlit and can therefore look as good in
> the dark or in the light.
> Any ideas or suggestions ?
>  
> Thanks in advance.
>  
> Hiren
>  
> Please reply to:
> hiren@teknetix.com
>  
>  

Have a look at the "Ovation" LCD brochures from Bell & Howell you lucky
amis can get them for about half our price. If you really want to impress,
have a look also at the "Cyclops" remote mouse which lets you drive windows
(or Mac) from the screen.

Cheers
Bob Jenner
Northern Territory University
Darwin, Australia

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