[spar]

Hey all,


This is great! Barco has a CRT product history on their site. It's very interesting, you can find specs of all their CRT beamers there as well as the serial numbers of the parts used in them. I could not find their Cine range there though; probably not old enough


It's at:
http://www.barco.com/projection_syst...rt_history.asp


Hope this is of any help to you or did you guys already know of this?


greetz

Stevie

 

[DIZ2]

Great Link!!!

Thanks,

Dan

 

[kal]

Cool! Thanks Stevie!


Kal

 

[Curt Palme]

It's about time one of the 'name brand' companies acknowledged that they made products past 2 years ago.


I was at the local Sony parts counter one day years ago, and heard a service tech tell a customer that a 2 year old Sony XBR was 'old technology'!


Nuffin' like backing them thar products...


Curt

 

[spar]

I hope you're enjoying it.


cheers!

 

[spar]

Quote:

Originally posted by Curt Palme I was at the local Sony parts counter one day years ago, and heard a service tech tell a customer that a 2 year old Sony XBR was 'old technology'! Curt

Old??? so considering he told that years ago, it must be prehistoric now.

(yeah right)

 

[Martinv]

Now that's a great link!

Thanks a lot Stevie



Martin

 

[gn2]

 Can someone please advise a non-technical computer user how to actually see the information supposedly contained in this link? When I click it, it tells me I've downloaded something, but when I try to open it, it asks me what program Iwant to open it with, any I choose doesn't give me anything to look at. I'd really love to see whats in this link, can anyone explain to me how to do it? THanks in advance from a computer point and clicker.

 

[pwsharpe]

gn2,

It is in Microsoft Excel format. You must use excel to open the files.

 

[gn2]

Any idea where I can download a version of the Excel program? I'd rather not have to pay microsoft a big fee just to see the pages at Barco.

 

[spar]

Yee,

I thought everybody had excel on Microsoft office.

Well you might give the Microsoft site a look, you'll never know.

It's worth the effort!


S

 

[gn2]

Here's a link for a Microsoft Excel viewer if anyone else is out there without it like I was:
http://office.microsoft.com/download.../xlviewer.aspx

Its a free download of an old version, but it works perfectly well.