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Does anyone sell an LCD monitor that works with the Apple IIgs?
I guess it just needs to be an analog monitor that will sync down to 15 kHz?

- Mike


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In <_k_Ra.5670$1q6.3981@nwrddc04.gnilink.net> Michael Pender wrote:

Does anyone sell an LCD monitor that works with the Apple IIgs?
I guess it just needs to be an analog monitor that will sync down to
15 kHz?

- Mike

There are some LCD monitors which have composite video inputs, and even
some which have a TV tuner built-in. I don't know if the VGA inputs on
any of them can sync down to 15kHz though, so you might be restricted to
using the composite input.

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"Michael Pender" <mpender@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:_k_Ra.5670$1q6.3981@nwrddc04.gnilink.net...

Does anyone sell an LCD monitor that works with the Apple IIgs?
I guess it just needs to be an analog monitor that will sync down to 15

kHz?

- Mike

Here ya go, one possible solution, and the price is not bad.


http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=53&products_id=639&PHPSESSID=9d064fbf4cc8ebc0ce641bdbf4d4cad8

Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprises };-)
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$70 is still a lot considering that Radio Shack used to sell an RF

modulator

for $20 that will do the same thing, it just requires a +12 VDC source. Similarly, a person could just route the composite signal to the video

input

port of a VCR.

I'm interested in trying to preserve the "crispness" of an RGB setup, and

I

find that a good LCD monitor doesn't produce nearly as much eye strain

after

many hours of use as a traditional monitors.

Considering what the machine is doing, I don't think that $70 is too much to ask. Afterall, it will keep your eyes from burning ;-)


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