>Charles Lincoln on 6/8/01 6:16 PM wrote:
> Before I get a cheap used 14" or 15" monitor, or splurge on a new
> monitor, how can I determine what monitors the dock will support.
I'd like to thank everyone for their comments and suggestions. I was
especially tempted by the idea of getting an older 15" LCD display, but
time pressures and reason prevailed. (I have a resolution, often broken,
not to invest any more $ in the Duo -- put it towards a new computer and
conversion to firewire devices instead.) I did quickly find a cheap
Apple 14" display. So I have my SCSI chain back. In the interim, I was
able to increase my adeptness with a trackpad and keyboard commands
somewhat, but am still happy to have the mouse back too.
However, with the new knowledge about options...
Charlie Lincoln
Portland, Oregon USA
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