I have two favorites:
- Any 15 or 17" LCD, with the appropriate DB15-VGA adapter
- For really old 68k's, like the IIsi, that don't always play well with multisync monitors: the Macintosh Color Display, which is a fixed-frequency 13" Trinitron based monitor in a compact case with a swivel base.
M
P.S. The older 14"/15" Apple Multisyncs with built-in speakers are a great concept, but I've never found them particularly high-quality or easy to use in practice.
- Any 15 or 17" LCD, with the appropriate DB15-VGA adapter
- For really old 68k's, like the IIsi, that don't always play well with multisync monitors: the Macintosh Color Display, which is a fixed-frequency 13" Trinitron based monitor in a compact case with a swivel base.
M
P.S. The older 14"/15" Apple Multisyncs with built-in speakers are a great concept, but I've never found them particularly high-quality or easy to use in practice.