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In article <15620@gryphon.COM> jspear@gryphon.COM (Jon Spear) writes:
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>Apple for $999 list (~$750 discounted) gets you a slightly modified Sony
>with an Apple logo with a generally sharp, bright picture and a measly
>90-day warranty.
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>Sony 1302 for $999 list (~$580 discounted) gets you the same tube as the
>Apple but with additional multisync electronics and a 1-year warranty. 
>Is there any reason to buy the Apple over this?
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>"With computers we can make billions of mistakes every second!"

From what I remember of this discussion on CI$, the big advantages of the
sony were the multisynch and the fact that it has a glare-coating.  The
disadvantages were less-accurate color rendition (adjustable if you
are or know a hardware freak, but not for the Rest of Us, or those of
us bothered by ~25,000v), and slightly reduced resolution, possibly
due to the glare screen.  
I would have gone for the Sony, if it weren't for the developer discount.
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