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17 Mar, 2021
Just right for the old eMac I bought
I'm never 100% sure when buying an adapter — there are so many varieties. However, I was relieved to find that yes, true to the description, this is the right one for an eMac. Then download Screen Spanning Doctor to enable Extended Display.
24 Mar, 2021
4:3 monitors are getting hard to find. This one works well
I started off disappointed, but all that was needed was some adjustment to the brightness, contrast, gamma etc, and I ended up with a very acceptable display. Then after I had been using it for some hours, I did notice ONE rogue green pixel. If it took me that long to notice it, it's hardly going to bother me. So for the price, I'd say I got a bargain.
24 Mar, 2021
I already have an ageing, but essential eMac. This one is for Plan B — a backup spare
In its day the eMac was quite a versatile, cheap Mac, if rather heavy. This one has Tiger installed, one up from my existing eMac, and the last OS able to run OS9 apps — and I still have lots of those. I was hoping that it would come with a keyboard and mouse, but wasn't surprised that it didn't. And yes, true to the picture, the real-time clock needed a new battery, which I gave it, and the clock is now fine. It doesn't have wifi, but I mostly use ethernet. There were no apps on it, not even the ones that originally came with it. I can copy what I need from other Macs. Using it for the Internet would be problematic, because many websites don't want to play ball with browsers of that era. No, I use an eMac mostly as a hub for other peripherals – scanner, card reader, label printer, and to run OS9 apps. In that role it works very well.