I rescued a 15 multiscan monitor a while back which is nice but it is
the model where the video cable isn't part of the monitor and someone
had lost it. Is it a standard kind of cable or am I snookered here? If
it's standard cable what do I call the ends I need to plug it into a
Mac?
aedan
On Friday, October 10, 2003, at 08:55 PM, Jeff Walther wrote:
Does anyone know/remember anything about this interesting two NuBus
card rig?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/
eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2758618432category=25449
I like to browse through the Vintage Mac section of Ebay from time to
on 10/12/03 1:51 AM, aedanmcghie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I rescued a 15 multiscan monitor a while back which is nice but it is
the model where the video cable isn't part of the monitor and someone
had lost it. Is it a standard kind of cable or am I snookered here? If
it's standard cable
On Sunday, Oct 12, 2003, at 16:22 Europe/London, J.S. Garrison wrote:
I see Sun Remarketing has them for $19 US.
That's encouraging but not immediately useful because I'm in Scotland.
Thanx anywho.
aedan
Semper ubi sub ubi
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I learnt from the PB list that some PB display can suffer from this symptom:
The adhesive allows a minute amount of water
vapor to penetrate, as this happens the display
will continue to darken from the edges to the
center. The problem is more acute in
environments with higher humidity.
Where might I find the software for a two card NuBus
Media 100 setup?
There's no external breakout cable with the cards.
Anyone ever do a schematic?
The Media 100 website now has zero info on the old
NuBus cards. :P
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Any ideas? Is the vapor thing just a legend or what?
Moisture or air, whatever does it, there are places
that can repair some types of LCD problems but the
price they charge is nearly always insanely high.
Much higher than the laptop is
