Re: IIGS -> VGA: Success!

[salfter@salfter.dyndns.org (Scott Alfter)]

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In article <4ms99.31$5T3.7916@newsall.dti.ne.jp>,
Jim Maricondo <jimm@NOSPAM-uranus.dti.ne.jp> wrote:
>However, the one thing I find a bit hard to understand is how my LCD can
>display 1280x1024 XVGA analog very crisply (although I usually use the DVI
>input, the VGA input isn't that much worse), yet has difficutly displaying
>crisp edges with Apple IIGS 320/640x200 upscanned to VGA.

LCDs have a hard time with anything other than their native resolution.  The
two LCDs on my desk at work handle 1024x768 OK, but look fuzzy at lower
resolutions.  I think they resample the input to a higher resolution...at
least they work better than some old 800x600 notebook displays that simply
duplicated certain rows/columns when running at 640x480.  Those were
hideous, unless they also provided the option to just use the center 640x480
pixels in that mode.

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