October 1990 · Peripheral
Apple Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display (1990)
A fixed 512x384 color display for Macs with a DB-15 video port, introduced with the Macintosh LC and IIsi.
A 12-inch color CRT for Macs with a DB-15 video port, first sold with the LC and IIsi. It runs one resolution, 512x384, and Apple discontinued it in 1993.
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Facts
- Date
- October 1990
- Kind
- Peripheral: Monitor
- Maker or publisher
- Apple
- Platforms
- Macintosh
- Type
- 12-inch color CRT
- Resolution
- 512x384
- Connection
- DB-15
- Works with
- Macintosh LC, IIsi, IIci
Source: support.apple.com
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