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Re: What monitor do you have?
- Subject: Re: What monitor do you have?
- From: "Liam Busey" <buseyl@yahoo.com>
- Date: 12 May 2006 11:00:58 -0700
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eight bitter wrote:
> Here is just a fun little informal poll...
>
> What type of video display do you use with your real 8/16 bit Apple II computer?
>
>
> I'll start.
>
> For my eight bit Apple II computers: Commodore 1702 and Commodore 1084,
> both via the Composite Video (RCA style jack)
>
> For my sixteen bit Apple IIgs computers: AppleColor RGB Monitor (standard
> IIgs Apple monitor)
I use a Comodore 1702 with my 8bit Apple ][s for color. In 80 column
mode I use an Apple monitor II or the //c 9" monochrome monitor.
I normally use an Apple Color RGB monitor on my IIgs but sometimes also
use an NEC Multisync 3-D (very versatile) or an Apple Color 100 RGB.
On the lookout for an Amdek 300a. I'd like to experiment with the
interlace modes of the Videx Ultraterm and the VOC.
Liam