Macintosh Two-Page Monochrome Video Card

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Physical Specs and Compatibility

The Macintosh Two-Page Monochrome Video Card is a 12" NuBus card originally designed to work with the Macintosh Two-Page Monochrome Display and compatible with 680x0- and PowerPC-based Macs running up to Mac OS 7.6.1. It may be compatible with higher versions of the Mac OS but no information is available at this time.

Acceleration/Resolution/Color Support:

The card provides no acceleration. It supports up to 4-bit grayscale (with full RAM upgrade) at 1152 x 870 resolution on the Apple Two-Page Monochrome Display.

Details

introduced 1989.03.07

Other Notes

There are two variants of this card. The earlier version has a 13w3 connector instead of the "normal" DB-15 that is present on the later version.
Requires eight 120ns DIP chips of the same variety as those for the Mac II Video Card for the RAM upgrade. Without the upgrade, the card only supports up to 2-bit grayscale on either monitor.

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