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In article <399@rpiacm.UUCP> ghost@rpiacm.UUCP (Dana Jacobsen) writes:
>
>  Does anyone know of companies making larger screens for the Mac II 
>which would enable it to use, say, a 1k by 1k screen?  And how does the
>Mac II handle the larger screen?  Does it expand the desktop to fit the
>current size of the screen (and would most software work with it) ?
>Also, what kind of prices should I expect?
>  Thanks in advance!

From MacWorld July 1987:

Model                    | resolution | bits/pix | size | dpi | Price
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apple mono               |  640x480   | up to 8  | 12in |  76 | $399+$499
SuperMac mono            | 1365x1024  |     1    | 19in |  72 | $1495+$495
Sigma Designs mono       | 1664x1200  |     1    | 15in | 150 | $1795
Sigma Designs mono       | 1664x1200  |     1    | 19in | 110 | $2295
E-Machines mono          | 1024x808   |     1    | 17in |  82 | $1995
Micrographic Images mono | 1024x900   |     1    |19.5in|  72 | $1995
Apple color              |  640x480   | up to 8  | 13in |  69 | $999+$499
SuperMac color           | 1024x768   | up to 8  | 19in |  72 | $2995+$1495

Where the price is written in the form $xxx+$xxx, the first figure is the
price of the monitor itself, and the second figure is the price of the card.

The expansion kit for the Apple monitor is $199.

All of these cards work very similaraly, and as a result, any well behaved
application *should* run on all of them.  (we've all heard that one before)

In addition, I imagine that many more monitors will be coming out in
the next year or two.

							-Sho