28 Oct
2007
28 Oct
'07
11:01 a.m.
2007/10/28, Chris M <chrism3667 at yahoo.com>:
albeit some would find PC/2's interesting, I
generally
don't. The Model 25 is a cutey. If I were to acquire a
PC/2, and play around with it to any extent, I
certainly would want an XGA card in mine. I was told
there are 2 versions of the Microchannel bus (16 and
32 bit).
Anyway, I doubt you'd find very much that would
utilize such a graphics system. Autocad as per the
usual, and probably other high-powered engineering and
scientific stuff. I have to wonder if there were any
aftermarket superVGA cards for the uChannel based
PC/2's. Or for that matter were there ISA/VESA/EISA
XGA cards available for vanilla PC's. Thanks for participating.
I don't give a rat's ass what "utilizes" monochrome; -I've
already got
a 22" Mac with OS X for things "utilizing" graphics, as you refer to
it.
- What I'm talking about are all the other uses a monochrome setup
would do wonders in; like the fact that any monochrome setup I've seen
are like reading off a book's page, "in contrast" [hrr hrr] to crappy
'ol two-tone and colour setup alike.