Just saw this on amazon. It has Rca video in. Would this work on a IIe?
Thanks
https://www.amazon.ca/Professional-Security-Monitor-Chrome-Silver/dp/B07W6Z14C8/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1L3UQS10WDF3Q&keywords=4+3+lcd+monitor&qid=1645798878&sprefix=4%3A3+l%2Caps%2C317&sr=8-6
It has a composite in, so in theory it should. But hard to say how good the image will look. The Apple IIs used a slightly off spec composite signal. Some newer displays don't like it, and the image might not be as crisp. I believe some of that also to do with how newer displays parse the image, specifically using a comb filter.
If you look through the forums here, you'll find multiple examples of how some modern displays show the image. Including a recent discussion about comb filters.
Wow, that price is criminal.
If you want a cheaper option, head over to your local Goodwill or Value Village. You'll probably find a selection of 14" and 15" LCD television sets, all with A/V inputs.
If you win you win, if you lose, you've lost 20 bucks tops.
Wow, crazy expensive. You could buy a 32" TV with AV inputs for less.
Thanks for the reply, I did look into comb filter a bit, and I have a bit of an understanding, but it's definitely above my pay grade lol.
For size, they also make a 19" version. Would that be too big? Right now I have a commodore 1702, but I would like to get 80 column working to try and back into relearning some of the programing I did a 100 years ago when I was in high school.
As for cost, up here in the great white north, everything is expensive.
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John
Probably the most cost effective solution right now if you want an LCD screen is to use a cheap second hand VGA monitor and get a VGA Scaler from A2Heaven.
They're not always in stock, but can be. Often an email to Plamen Vasilyov will sort that right out.
http://www.a2heaven.com/webshop/index.php?rt=product/product&product_id=142