Re-done HD video on the Osborne 1

My first introduction to the Osborne I was sometime around 1980, while visiting Sorcim for work related to SuperCalc and Pascal-M. Richard Frank showed me a system consisting of components laid out on a table--no case. Sorcim was working on the CP/M customization for Adam's company. It was a big yawn for me, but I did pipe up on the tiny, tiny monitor. My work machine, a Durango F-85, came with a 9" screen and I found it barely usable to work in even at its low-resolution setting of 16 lines of 64 characters. 24x80 was nearly invisible to my poor eyes, so I adapted a 12" monitor salvaged from an old Four-Phase system (still have the thing). I just could not see how such a tiny screen would be a sales point. Of course, NLS/Kaypro took square aim at this deficiency. --Chuck