czychi@ethz.UUCP (Gary Czychi) (11/03/89)
A couple of days ago I have posted this same question but somehow it doesn't
seem to have gone through. So once again my problem:
I want to connect my Apple color monitor to my SE/30. Which is the best and
less expensive card which I can buy and where can I get it?
Thanks a lot for your help,
Gary
Gary T. Czychi University of St.Gallen, Switzerland
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Tel.: --41 / 71 / 28 30 55neg@NRC.COM (Neal Goldsmith) (11/05/89)
In article <2399@ethz.UUCP> czychi@ethz.UUCP (Gary Czychi) writes: >A couple of days ago I have posted this same question but somehow it doesn't >seem to have gone through. So once again my problem: > >I want to connect my Apple color monitor to my SE/30. Which is the best and >less expensive card which I can buy and where can I get it? > >Thanks a lot for your help, > >Gary > There are three choices that I know of: Supermac Spectrum/8 $1495 Supermac Color Card SE/30 $548 RasterOps 264 $900 approx. These are street prices, I know that MacFriends has all three cards for the above prices or close to them. The Spectrum/8 card is the little brother to the same card on the II. It supports the 13" Apple Color and many others in Mono, Grayscale, and Color up to 8 bits with monitors up to 19". The Color Card SE/30 emulates the standard Apple MACII 8 bit card supporting only the 13" Apple Color and other like monitors. The RasterOps supports up to 24 bit on the 13" Apple Color. I ordered the Color Card SE/30. My new Apple monitor is sitting here next to my SE/30 waiting for delivery. My sister has the Spectrum/8 card, and has been very happy with it. Hope this helps. -- Neal E. Goldsmith Network Research Corp neg@nrc.com 1620 Federal Ave #2 Los Angeles, CA 90025 (213)479-6436 If you ride into the sunset from Los Angeles, you'll just get wet...