And how much is a 29" TV? A great deal less, I'm sure. nt

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Posted by Agent Davis on 15, 2000 at 6:27 PM:

In Reply to: Re: It has better resolution than you think... posted by Just Michael on 15, 2000 at 6:11 PM:

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: I was going by the .83mm dot pitch stated in the ad. The dot pitch shown in the spec sheet is better than what is in the ad.

: Sounds nice. Perhaps if I had a few extra grand just laying around...

: : : Awefully bad dot pitch. Sounds like max of 640x480. It has some other nice features but for almost $1000 I think I would rather get components seperately.

: : Here's the spec sheet:

: : http://www.princetongraphics.com/products/ar27tar32tspec.htm

: : It can go to 1024x768, and what I thought was particularly imporessive was that it was an under $1000 29" MONITOR.

: : 29"!!! Imagine that in a cab!

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You're right, but TV's cannot do 1024x768 SVGA, this can - nt Arcade2000 5/15/2000 (0)

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