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From: ranger@ecsvax.UUCP (Rick N. Fincher)
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Subject: Re: IBM RGB MONITOR TO APPLE
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Date: Fri, 8-Aug-86 19:06:45 EDT
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> I have a IBM RGB monitor and want to hook it up to an APPLE IIE  are there
> interface cards avaliable for this??
> 
> 				Brad Wong
> 				ucbvax!trwrb!bwong

   Yes, the Ramworks and Checkmate memory cards have RGB capability 
The Ramworks RGB has both Apple and IBM type RGB and costs $129 and is
added to the Ramworks card.  I believe RGB is included with the 
Checkmate card.  The Apple type RGB devices can be converted with a 
Mappler from Video 7 to work with IBM type RGB.  So if you have a IIc or
an Apple RGB/64K card you can do this.  The Laser 128 connects directly
to an IBM type RGB monitor with a $25 cable from Central Point Software.
The Laser has only white text, however.  Taxan, Princeton Graphics and
others also make RGB cards for the IIe.