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To: Nazbuster who wrote (20420)	3/14/1999 12:55:00 AM
From: Jay Fisk	Read Replies (1) of 122087

Dan - Why would you expect to find any Genesis chips in an SGI ? They're digitally fed by Nine's video card at one resolution, ie no resolution scaling performed by the display panel. The cable from the card to the display looks like a SCSI thing with 36 pins instead of the usual 15 pin video connection found on most monitors. The only components on the card are the #9R4 chip, 32MB of IBM display memory, and an IBM RamDac, not much else. It looks like Genesis has most of the market now, at least for the traditional non-digital side. The #9 + SGI combination is unique for now, except for direct use on an SGI box. As SGI will be .002% of the display market this year (heard <10000 units) you're in the majority now ! J

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