Dale,

Funny thing...I have an old 8086 (or is it a 286?..can't remember)
bondwell portable with dual floppies and no hard drive that I just
lent to someone who is starting out on computers...I know with that
one there is simply a switch for LCD or external RGB...I hope yours
is the same...  It's hardly been used....looks brand new ..so I think
I'm going to get it back from him and pack it away for 25
years....have me a JINUWYNE ANTEEK,

Best,
Bob Chapel

I don't recall if I ever ran a color monitor off it but I know a
monocrome did fine.


> > A friend has a Bondwell 286 portable computer (made in 1991 according to
> > the FCC ID).  The display gave up the ghost.  He has all of his formulas
> > and solutions to his laboratory experiments on the hard drive.  I am
> > assuming that the drive is either a MFM or RLL type.  The computer has a
> > video output connector on the rear, but it is identified as an RGB
> > output.  The system will turn on but he cannot "see" anything.  If a
> > monitor could be connected to it, he could then copy all of his data to
> > floppies and put it on his home computer until he gets a new laptop.
> >
> > But since it is a RGB output, I don't think it can drive the more common
> > standard monitor.
> >

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