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16.028 Is there a high-quality replacement for RGB monitors?




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This article is from the Apple II Csa2 FAQ, by Jeff Hurlburt with numerous contributions by others.

16.028 Is there a high-quality replacement for RGB monitors?

         Yes. It's called the "VideoTurtle." (What follows comes from a Video
Turtle advertisement.)

     The VideoTurtle is a product that converts your RGB signal, known as TV
RGB-15.75KHz scan rate for NTSC, into S-Video!  S-Video is an enhanced form of
TV with better clarity and resolution than the "TV" we are all familiar with.

     With your computer, the VideoTurtle, and an S-Video equipped TV, you get
equal or better display quality, than your old RGB monitor. Not only that, you
get a much bigger and eye-pleasing display, and a TV to boot!

     The VideoTurtle, from Turtle Enterprises, can be purchased for $149.95
from one of it's authorized distributors, such as Tex Comp Ltd. To order all 1-
800-846-3474. For technical information on TV RGB systems we haven't mentioned,
or general technical help, call 1-626-967-3341. Turtle Enterprises can be
reached via email: videoturtle@hotmail.com

By:  Jim Krych (ab453@cleveland.Freenet.Edu)
    

 

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