On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 06:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> Now this is interesting, I thought the stand was lost by the previous
> owner, you mean
> the stand was taken off to fit flush on the top of the LC's ? Were
> there any feet,
> or something, to create some space for air flow, or am I missing
> something here?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It is true. The Standard LC RGB 12" RGB screen was relieved of it's
stand so it would fit flush on the top if the Mac. It sortta kept the
all-in-one thing going in a way. I have an original LC Leaflet - I'll
scan the photo in and put it on the site if anyone is interested :).
The screen stands on 4 rubber block feet on mine to allow air to flow
into the vents on the top of the case. I did the same trick with my 17"
CRT to stand it on the top of my LCIII+ as it has 4 plastic feet on the
base to allow it to stand on a shelf. It wasn't as successful but it
looks pretty funny :). I put the tilt/swivel base back on as I wrote
this and it still looks quite comical sat up there :).
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