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From: mckenney@talos.pm.com (Frank McKenney)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: 14"+ monitor for Mac SE/30
Keywords: macintosh inexpensive large monitor
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Date: 21 Feb 90 23:46:43 GMT
Reply-To: mckenney@talos.UUCP (Frank McKenney)
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My parents recently purchased a Mac SE/30 for their own use,
after several years working with a 128K Mac. The SE/30 uses the
same tiny 9" monitor that the 128K Mac does, and I would like to
find a larger display for them which would be easier on their
eyes.

I can purchase an IBM-compatible 14" monochrome TTL monitor for
under $120.  I can buy an IBM-compatible 14" ANALOG VGA (640x480)
monochrome monitor for $140.  But I can't find an inexpensive
Mac- compatible monitor.  I don't need higher resolution - just
bigger pixels in a larger viewing area.

Is anyone aware of a source for an inexpensive 14" or larger
monitor which is compatible with the SE/30?

Alternatively, is anyone aware of a method for adapting an IBM
TTL or analog monitor for use with an SE/30?

Frank McKenney
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