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RE: IBM TV Tuner
I also hadthe urge to order one !
Hopefully i can find a way to get it to work on a 750 mono.
-=john=-
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On Fri, 22 Aug 1997, tisol wrote:
> I just ordered one....(can't say no to toys ;-} )
> Should be here in a week.
> ..peter
>
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> From: Swartz, Charles[SMTP:CSwartz@unex.ucla.edu]
> Sent: Thursday, August 21, 1997 5:33 PM
> To: ThinkPad Newsgroup
> Subject: IBM TV Tuner
>
> Onsale is offering the following TV Tuner that fits into the floppy
> diskette drive:
>
> "IBM Tuner for Thinkpad 750/755 (TFT Models)
>
>
> The TV Tuner module (P/N 66G3689) slips into the removable diskette
> drive bay. It allows the
> user to hook up and external video source, such as TV cable, VCR,
> Laserdisc, etc., and view it on
> the active matrix color LCD of the TP 750C/755C, as if on a TV screen.
> The TV Tuner is only
> available for the 750C/755C models because the active matrix screen is
> the only LCD technology
> fast enough to keep up with full-motion video. The monochrome and
> passive matrix screens would
> have unacceptable image quality, due to excessive "ghosting" of images.
> This module, coupled with
> the built-in speaker and audio chip (and the optional docking unit for
> CD-ROM and/or
> full-motion-video adapter), and large removable hard disk drives, makes
> the 750C the ideal
> traveling multimedia presentation system. For ultimate flexibility,
> there is an optional kit that allows
> the diskette drive to be connected externally at the same time the TV
> Tuner module is installed.
> The TV Tuner module may also be interchanged with the CDPD module. "
>
> Anyone know whether this will also work with the TP 560 Active Matrix
> TFT screen? Maybe this is an old IBM write-up?
>
> Thanks
>
> Charles Swartz
> Department of Entertainment Studies and Performing Arts
> UCLA Extension
>
>
>