Re: Saw a wierd II clone... is it worth the effort to get it?

[obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2)]

<< both analog
and digital RGB interfaces as well as LCD capability,
an easy on the eyes higher resolution character set for
RGB displays >>

Thanks.  I didn't know about that.  I'll have to try it out with a IIgs RGB
monitor.  Some of the small DHR fonts are hard to read without setting up a
monochrome mode.

Jay Edwards

BTW, my Laser EX/2 is a 5.25".  It was a bit of a surprise after all of the
Laser ads in Nibble.  It both has and has not worked successfully with a Focus
drive in the external slot (worked great at home, but failed during the demo at
the club meeting--of course).

The Laser has been a nice computer, but is sure is heavier to lug around than a
//c+.   My aching back usually wins the arguement over which computer to put in
my travel bag.  On top of that, all of the quick peripherals (mouse, joystick,
20 foot RCA cord and powerpack for the LCD overhead panel) no longer fit along
side the computer when I pack the Laser.  Between that and my back, it's a lot
to give up for the 10-key pad.

=-->  The most attractive morsels oft contain hooks.