Z100, 'ProColor' and the ZVM135...

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1 total messages Started by Walter Koziarz Fri, 11 Sep 1992 15:25

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Author: Walter Koziarz
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 15:25

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For benefit of those are avid users of their Z-100 but are wishing for --
more colors, or that they could afford to purchase both the 'ProColor' video
board (produced by Travis Barfield, sold by Paul F. Herman) and the multi-synch
monitpr required can realize the dream of exceptional color-capability now...
One of the most useful items I learned at the 1992 Z-100 Users' Conference
was that the ZVM-135 monitor *IS* usable with the ProColor board.  This,
in fact, demonstrates the ZVM-135 is an analog monitor, rather than TTL-RGB
as documented.  Seeing 512 colors is quite nice... and somewhat useful, too.
Today in conversation, some of us here reached the conclusion that quantum
mechanics can be described via fractal arithmetic, based upon the quantization
of data in files of iterations-to-convergance.  Actually, this would not
be unexpected, but does show one use of an otherwise merely aesthetically-
pleasing piece of work.

Walt K.

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