Re: Flat-panel Apple II ???

[obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2)]

<< Almost certainly not.  Most inexpensive color monitors, of whatever
breed, only disable chroma when a burst is absent.  They do not
increase the available luminance bandwidth as the Apple Color
composite monitors do. >>

Well, then it's time to assemble the following:

[] Laser 128/EX2 computer (mine has a 5.25 inch drive)
[] 128 Meg A2 Flash Memory Card, allowing 4 large partitions.
[] Monochrome circa 1980s //c LCD monitor interfaced with the raw RGB monitor
port and mounted to the top of the computer
[] 21st Century six-inch LCD monitor hooked up to the RCA connector and mounted
atop the monochrome monitor.

With this set-up, the color screen can be flipped up for, well, color, and be
folded flat against it for travel or when the monochromed screen is used.  The
monochrome screen is easily available for 80 column use.

	Problem solved,
		JaY Edwards