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From article <11079@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, by jmpiazza@cs.Buffalo.EDU (Joseph M. Piazza):
> 
>       The best guide so far I've come across is in October's MacUser in an ad
> by Truevision (video card) that shows a bunch of monitors including a
> Sony 1271 (756x486 NTSC interlaced), and a Sony 1302 (1024x768 interlaced).
> By comparison there's the "Apple" 640x480 non-interlaced.
> 
> 	Any of these do the job?  At what kind of prices?

We are using Sony CPD-1302's here with our Amigas (refuse to buy CBM monitors)
and are very pleased.  Currently one of the Amiga's has a filcker fixer, the
other two do not.  The 1302 works extremely well with all three.

I'm not positive, but I think the price was $459.00 ( don't have copies of the
PO's with me...)

> 
> 	Any other suggestions?

Nope...

> 
> 	And how about a cable for the Mac II?  (a cable for the Amiga would
> be nice too but it can wait).
> 

The local CBM dealer made all the necessary cables, plus one for our 37"
Mitubishi monitor.  Note: we haven't used the Sony's with a Mac yet, but
did have the dealer make a cable for the Mitubishi and it works fine.

> ....
> 	joe piazza
> 
> CS Dept. SUNY at Buffalo 14260
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