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In article: <830109620snz129.os2.7@corixia.demon.co.uk>  Richard Ashton 
<richard@corixia.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> In article <653985375wnr@wilsoni.demon.co.uk>
>            ian@wilsoni.demon.co.uk "Ian Wilson" writes:
> 
> } In article: <830082510snz129.os2.7@corixia.demon.co.uk>  Richard Ashton
> } <richard@corixia.demon.co.uk> writes:
> } >
> } > Get the Iiyama preferably the 9017E it is truely superb.
> } >
> } Unfortunately I can't relate this number to the advertised screens.
> } Can you tell me if the 9017E is either of these:
> 
> } a) iiyama Vision Master 17" * 0.26mm dot pitch * 1600x1200 max @ 69Hz
> }    * up to 86KHz horiz. scan * 1280x1024 @ 80Hz flicker-free refresh *
> }     EcoScan17+UKP100 * (DP tube 27-86KHz, 50-160Hz)
> 
> This is the 8617E
> 
> } b) iiyama Vision Master Pro 17" * 0.25mm dot pitch DiamondTron tube *
> }    up to 92KHz horiz. scan * 1600x1200 max resolution @ 72Hz flicker-
> }    free refresh * EcoScan17+UKP160 * (AG tube 27-92KHz, 50-160Hz)
> 
> This is the 9017E
> 
> } As I am buying expecting to retain my next system a long time are
> } the extras with the second screen worth an extra 60UKP in your
> } opinion?
> 
> Every time, why else would I have bought one :) However only the Matox
> Millenium with 4mb WRAM is really capable of driving it to its maximum
> IMO

I understand that the new standard for monitors will require them to cope 
with video or MPEG 2.  Any idea how these 2 cope with the new speed and 
detail required.


-- 
David Lindsay