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Greetings,

Here's the latest and greatest information about video cards for the Mac SE/30:

SuperMac Technology

Spectrum/8 (Series II) for the Mac SE/30 will support the following monitors
and/or resolutions:

Apple 12" Monochrome            640 x 480     30.24    MHz    Supplied
Apple 13" Color                 640 x 480     30.24    MHz    Supplied
Apple 15" Portrait Display      640 x 870     57.2832  MHz    Supplied

SuperMac 16" Trinitron         1024 x 768     64.00    MHz    Supplied
SuperMac 19" Trinitron         1024 x 768     64.00    MHz    Supplied
SuperMac 19" Standard Color    1024 x 768     64.00    MHz    Supplied
SuperMac 19" Grey Scale        1024 x 768     64.00    MHz    Supplied

Multisynchronous                640 x 480     24.00    MHz    User-supplied

Apple NTSC RGB                  640 x 480     12.27    MHz    User-supplied
NTSC RGB                        640 x 480     14.31818 MHz    User-supplied
PAL RGB                         768 x 576     16.257   MHz    User-supplied

I should also note that we also provide a fourth oscillator socket for Custom
monitor configurations.  And don't forget about the hardware pan & zoom (2x) 
and Virtual Desktops (up to 4096 x 1536 in 1-bit mode).

RasterOps

ColorBoard 108+/SE30 will support the following monitors:

13" monitor     640 x 480
16" monitor     800 x 600
19" monitor    1024 x 768

Unknown about any custom monitor configurations, hardware pan & zoom (4x) and
extended desktops are an option.

MegaGraphics

MegaScreen SE/30-8 will only support their 19" Trinitron at 1024 x 826 at 75 
dpi.

All three video cards have been priced at $1895.

I should also note:

E-Machines

Big Picture Z21 SE/30 is a 21" monochrome video system that costs $2495.  This
price includes the video card and monitor.  Feature are supposed to include 
hardware panning and software selectable resolutions.  Set to ship in April.

Hope this information helps!

Fabian Ramirez
SuperMac Technology

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