23 May
1998
23 May
'98
6:32 a.m.
I have one of the older Mac Monitors, the AppleColor High Resolution,
model MO401. It came out around the time the Mac II did (ca. 1987?) and
uses a monitor cable with a 15-pin plug.
Can this monitor be adapted for use with
a. Apple II
b. IBM PC's or clones
c. Amiga 1000
d. C-64?
Thanks!
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23 May
23 May
6:48 a.m.
I have one of the older Mac Monitors, the AppleColor
High Resolution,
model MO401. It came out around the time the Mac II did (ca. 1987?) and
uses a monitor cable with a 15-pin plug.
Can this monitor be adapted for use with
a. Apple II
b. IBM PC's or clones
c. Amiga 1000
d. C-64?
I'd say definately no to the IBM or the C-64.
As for the others, I always get confused... is the AppleColor High Res a
Mac monitor or the one that went with the Apple //gs?
If it is the Mac monitor, then I'd say no... it'd have a resolution of
640x480, but with really odd vertical and horizontal frequencies.
If it's the Apple iigs monitor, then it is a CGA resolution monitor,
but analog. It would work on an Apple //gs, probably could get a card
for the Apple II, and should be adaptable to an Amiga.
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