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Date: Sun 06-Oct-1989 09:42:36 From: Unknown Subject: multi-user cubes Has anyone installed multiple mega-pixel displays on their cubes? I am sure that I can install three additional boards and three additional monitors in my cube, but has anyone actually done so? Are there any ways to get more than four monitors in one cube? Thanx, Michael Rutman Softmed >From: wytten@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU (Dale R. Wyttenbach)
Date: Sun 12-Oct-1989 17:54:23 From: Unknown Subject: Re: multi-user cubes In article <246300058@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> jpd00964@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu writes: > >Has anyone installed multiple mega-pixel displays on their cubes? I am sure >that I can install three additional boards and three additional monitors in my >cube, but has anyone actually done so? Are there any ways to get more than >four monitors in one cube? > I saw a demo by NeXT of a cube with two cards and monitors. They had a window split between the two screens. Two problems, though: 1. They were demoing the bus interface chips, which are not quite generally available yet, and 2. They cautioned that the power supply is NOT rated to handle more than one monitor at a time (don't try this at home, kids). >From: 2FHGKINGLY@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
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