At 13:02 -0400 on 30/05/02, John Wisor wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >>Sorry to cause confusion. DB25 connectors are older than dirt and DB9s are >>only a little newer. They are commonly used for the serial output on >>contemporary ATX (Wintel) platforms. They were also used at one time for >>EGA monitors; I believe you can find some of these still on display in the >>Smithsonian. > > >I also have an se30 with one of those DB9's stickling out of the >rear....is there a good way of figuring out what it was used for? a >modem? an extra ega monitor? ???? jw
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