New monitors on old machines

--- "Richard A. Cini" <rcini at optonline.net> wrote: Yes, all the early ones had 9-pin jacks more then likely, cuz VGA wasn't out yet or just came out (remember all the late EGA cards that kept bumping up the res, and features in general?). I do believe my NEC MII came with a VGA adapter though. I wounded up ripping it apart for some reason (project?). Damned things cost about 11 bucks. Some time later, I bought an astoundingly cheap VGA card at Computer Factory's sale in Middletown, NY. About $20. I think the maker was NSI... Anyway, I do have one weirdo of a Sony monitor that although has a 9 pin jack, only syncs to VGA analog? Sony's first multisyncer (which is what I thought this thing was when I bought it at Goodwill or somewhere) was an improvement over NEC's in at least one respect - it supported 600 lines of resolution, where the NEC only was 'sposed to go to 560. Yeah, that sound about right on. ____________________________________________________________________________________ We have the perfect Group for you. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups (http://groups.yahoo.com)