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To: Jan Johnsen who wrote (3735)	10/28/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Bux	Read Replies (1) of 7721

Jan, thanks for the link. Just what I was looking for. I actually found it last night following a link in one of your posts from last Oct. The MEM scanning technology sounds simply amazing but I do have one concern. A computer monitor scans in a similiar manner except the phosphor coating glows for a fraction of a second after the electron beam moves on to other areas of the image. The phosphor glow is what allows a refresh as slow as 60Hz without flicker or eye fatigue. How does a laser MEM's display compensate for lack of phosphor glow without causing eye fatigue? Bux

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