- Not to be confused with the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor for the Macintosh II series.
The AppleColor RGB Monitor was released by Apple Computer on September 15, 1986 for the Apple IIc and IIGS computers. It was discontinued on December 1992.
Description
The monitor used a shadow mask CRT with a viewable area of 11.5 inches that was capable of displaying 4,096 colors at a resolution of 640 x 200 pixels.[2] The monitor is also compatible with the Apple Universal Monitor Stand.[3][4]
Connector
The monitor included an attached cable with a DA-15 connector (often misidentified as "DB-15"). Though it physically looks like the video connector used by beige-era Macs, it uses a very different signal configuration.[1] The Apple Macintosh 12" RGB Display does support the Apple IIe Card through this connector, but requires a Macintosh LC series computer.[5]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 DB-15 Apple iic ? by Danny Dorazio, Apple Communities. 2017-01-26.
- ↑ AppleColor RGB Monitor – IIGS A2M6014, Apple Rescue of Denver. Accessed 2022-03-27.
- ↑ AppleColor RGB Monitor Overview (PDF) by Apple Computer. 1989-04.
- ↑ Apple Universal Monitor Stand (PDF) by Apple Computer. 1987-03.
- ↑ Macintosh 12" RGB Display (PDF) by Service Source, Apple Repair Manuals. 1995-12-13.
See also
- AppleColor Composite Monitor
External links
- AppleColor RGB Monitor Owner's Guide (Rev C) by Apple Computer at the Internet Archive (PDF, 1986)
- AppleColor RGB Monitor (X2415.2002B, 102647411, 102647427) at the Computer History Museum
- AppleColor RGB Monitor at madeApple
- AppleColor RGB Monitor A2M6014 at the Console5 Tech Wiki
