Yep a black and white monitor. The early Macintosh where like this. It was easier to read what you typed. Now the Apple II is in color and it has a composite display, But harder to read what was typed. The apple was the home user where as the Macintosh was the high end business. Both have game but the apple II has a lot more.

Makes me wonder, what is that worth as a collector's item now?

It really makes me happy to see this old bird working again. ^w^

My father used to have an SE/30, and I remember thinking it was the coolest thing ever. I kinda wish he still had it, but it definitely beat the pants off of our old TRS-80 Color Computer with its terrible chiclet keyboard, and having only one software title (the "Typing Tutor" cartridge). Although I suppose I could have grown up on worse keyboards, like the "dead flesh feel" keyboard of the Timex Sinclair 2068 (the US version of the ZX Spectrum)