It's the same. Video 7 created both cards and boxes; the cards were for
the slots of a IIe and the boxes were versions built for the IIc. They
both took signal and created RGB from it.
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On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, The Mad Scribbler wrote:
On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 10:28:38 -0700, Mike Guidero <mike@bogus.net>
wrote:
Ah, but that is not the same as plugging a card in to produce the RGB
signal. So, we are both correct.
"The video port worked with a standard monitor, but had access to all video
signals. Included with the original IIc was an RF modulator that allowed it
to be connected to a standard television (for color games). An RGB adapter
box attached to the video port would allow a true RGB monitor to be
attached, giving color and sharp, readable 80 column text on the same
monitor."