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Re: Apple monitor with WinPC?
In article <3BEAFB3E.10008@digitalcivilization.ca>,
Mike Pfaiffer <mike@digitalcivilization.ca> wrote:
MW wrote:
> Can I use an Apple monitor with a Windows PC?
Yes! For years I had a Microbee(!) B&W monitor with a switch which
connected it to either an Apple II+ or an XT clone with a CGA
graphics card. Both the Apple II+ and the XT produced an NTSC
composite video signal - it worked fine!
> Can you buy or make "cable adapters"
No need for any cable adapter -- the CGA graphics card has a coax
output of NTSC composite video.
> and which drivers should be used?
No drivers needed -- the standard BIOS knows how to deal with a CGA
graphics card.
The hard part may be to find a CGA graphics card. They haven't been
manufactured for many years, but you may find a used one somewhere.
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