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Re: Monitor LCD ?

Subject: Re: Monitor LCD ?
From: "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 19:27:47 -0700
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Dave wrote:

Yeah.. like Mark said... if the LCD takes composite it will work. My
19" Dell flatscreen here at work i sometimes plug into my ][e and ][gs.
The colours bleed pretty bad and goes all fuzzy on the gs but maybe
playing with the config on the LCD might fix it.. just havent had time


That's the normal appearance of an Apple II composite signal
when viewed on a monitor with 3-4 horizontal pixels for every
Apple pixel.

If you have a "picture-in-picture" mode, and can condense the
Apple II "raster" to about 1/4 the monitor's screen size, it
will look just like you remember.  ;-)

If you've ever seen regular video displayed on a 1280x1024
LCD monitor, it looks pretty fuzzy, too!

-michael

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References:
- Monitor LCD ?
  - From: jc@qui.net (Jean-Charles)
- Re: Monitor LCD ?
  - From: Mark Frischknecht <mfrischknecht@san.rr.com>
- Re: Monitor LCD ?
  - From: "Dave" <dm@uts.edu.au>

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