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Article #68732Re: BIN THE MONITOR AND USE A TV?
From: Max D. Wilkinson
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1996 00:00
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In article <rJHkZCAscnexEw5L@njackson.demon.co.uk>, Neil Jackson
<neil@njackson.demon.co.uk> writes
>My PC monitor is `too pure and clean` when it
>comes to game graphics. Games like Doom look wierd on a monitor as you
>can see every block on the screen. I want a fuzzy, unfocassed, blurry
>picture when playing games,
Why not get an anti glare screen? I've never found one that doesn't
make the picture fuzzy. Alternatively pull a pair of stockings over the
monitor, a lair or two of cling film stretched across the glass should
be fairly inexpensive and difficult to see with, although bubble wrap
might be going too far, or possibly not.
Sorry I can't be more constructive, or take this seriously, I waited too
long, and saved too hard to get the monitor I now have. Still hope you
reach obscurity.
Good luck.
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