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StatusProductWhat it doesCompatibilityLinks
Sold outChecked Jul 24, 2026Apple II VGA Scalerby A2Heaven

Converts Apple II, II Plus, Europlus, and IIe video for display on a VGA monitor.

The scaler is currently listed as out of stock. Because Apple II revisions differ, installation may require jumper settings and additional jumper wires; use the linked manual for the exact machine.

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  • Apple IIe Exact model
Check statusChecked Jul 30, 2026ArcadeForge SLG3000 V2by ArcadeForge

Adds adjustable CRT-style dark lines to a compatible progressive VGA signal before it reaches a modern display.

The ArcadeForge maker page remains online but exposed no clear current price or Add to Cart control on 2026-07-30. Arcade Express marked its unit out of stock, while Jammastar displayed both a last-items warning and a notify-when-available control. Confirm stock before ordering. The maker designs the device around 640 x 480 VGA. A stock C64, C128, or other 15 kHz computer cannot connect directly; it first needs a suitable scaler that produces a supported progressive VGA signal.

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  • Retro video interfaces Bus/interface
AvailableChecked Jul 30, 2026RetroTINK-2X and 2X Proby RetroTINK / Mike Chi

Line-doubles standard-definition composite, S-Video, or component video for modern digital displays with no added latency.

The original RetroTINK-2X is a retired predecessor; the current 2X Pro was orderable for $139.99 on 2026-07-30. It accepts only 240p, 288p, 480i, and 576i and does not accept 480p or higher input. Supply the correct source-system cable, a digital video cable, and a 5 V / 1 A USB power source; a Micro-USB cable is included. RetroTINK warns that composite sources can produce low output and recommends S-Video or component when available.

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  • Retro video interfaces Bus/interface
  • Commodore 64 Bus/interface
  • Commodore 128 Bus/interface