A quick note... if the card (the full name is the Envisio Notebook Display Adapter/30 (NDA/30)) is installed, it is not compatible with Virtual Memory or RanDoubler, so make sure VM is off when you install the driver.
<<<John>>>
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This is a very unique device made for a short time by Envisio, a company which is now defunct.. I owned one for my 170.. It was a great idea which never really sold well....
It is a board with RAM AND video output, and requires software, which I lost over 10yrs ago..
It IS a video output jack, as you guessed, but you'll have to acquire the software to allow it to work.
In a message dated 7/8/04 11:53:19 PM, you wrote:
I've got a PowerBook 170 here that I was given. I have it running, but am
puzzled by an extra connector on the top of the left screen hinge. Where
there would normally be a rounded piece of plastic to form the top of the
All ideas welcome. Thanks in advance.
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