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Re: TFT monitor on an old computer
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You should have no problem running the new monitor with the old computer.

Tony Mayer

Tony Beckett wrote:
> A friend has a low spec PC running Windows98 with a 14" CRT
>
> monitor. Having seen my TFT monitor he would like to fit a
> 15" TFT monitor to his machine.
>
> We would be pleased if you are could tell us if  there are
> likely to be any problems running a modern TFT monitor from
>
> his "old" PC.
>
> Regards
>
> Tony
> Tony Beckett - Rutland, UK

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