Re: IIsi questions

[John Niven]

On Monday, May 3, 2004, at 12:30  PM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Clark Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 8:28 AM -0400 5/2/04, A.Tuazon wrote:

3) If I had a VGA adapter, would it work on the
IIsi?  (it's a little
doohickey thingy that clips over the built-in Apple
video port and turns it
into a VGA port).  Anyone if it does work what
would I expect in terms of
size of screen, quality of video, etc.
Only if the VGA monitor in question supports
Sync-On-Green.  They exist but are very rare.
Griffin sells an adaptor that'll run any PC monitor
off any DB15 Mac video port. Unfortunately it costs
around $50, for which you could buy about four IIsi
and Apple monitors to match. ;P
Another option would be a IIsi NuBus adapter. This would allow the use 
of a whole variaty of NuBus Video cards, and give you an on-board FPU. 
One of them cheap mac to VGA doohickies would work then. I use one with 
a Radius video card in a IIci.

John
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